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Great soul: A film about Robert Sobukwe is to be screened at Constitution Hill, where he was imprisoned.

Diary: Sobukwe film screening, Kwasuka Sukela a fun event for the whole family and Kwaito makes a komeback

Sobukwe film screened at jail where he was kept In celebration of Pan Africanist Congress founder Robert Sobukwe, who would have been 100 years old on 5 December, the…

Autobiographical stories aim to inspire youngsters

Gregory Maqoma celebrates his 50th birthday on 16 October, with the two books part of his legacy projects

Lottery law tweak sparks abuse fears

Man behind failed Soweto sports centre has fingers in several lottery pies

Petrus Sedibe is linked to nonprofit organisations that applied for funding totalling more than R12.6 million

Mme MaMotaung at Chicken farm informal settlement in 1985. (Santu Mofokeng Foundation)
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An ‘aesthetic inheritance’: ugogo the [visual] griot

Refiguring ugogo as a critical figure in the making of Black [visual] archives

The many guises of Rami Chuene

Author, actress, philanthropist, singer and translator Rami Chuene fits a lot into her life

The ears of a child

Percy Zvomuya reports on a new brand of kiddies’ music that doesn’t ‘dumb it down’.

Civil society: Arts and culture

Gwen Ansell, Ntsiki Biyela, Lucilla Booyzen, Simphiwe Dana, Marianne Fassler, Harriet Gavshon, Linda Givon, Nadine Gordimer and more …

My heart touches your heart

Once quite long ago, in a land not so far away, there lived a young woman called Gcina Mhlophe.