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Culture of struggle: Diturupa troupes in Makapanstad celebrate the role of black soldiers in the first and second world wars. (Photos: Lucas Styles Ledwaba)
BOOK REVIEWS

Review: ‘Culture and the Liberation Struggle in South Africa’: On the arts as a catalyst in the quest for true freedom

This new collection of essays, tributes and analyses focuses on the role of culture in the fostering of radical consciousness

  • Gaongalelwe Tiro
7 min read
Politics on the street: (from left) A group of women partying at Hurricanes in Katlehong. (Muntu Vilakazi)
ACHILLE MBEMBE

(R)evolution in 4/4: The contribution of South Africa’s urban music to new meanings of freedom

Kwaito and house music have broadened the scope of struggle and stretched the definition of freedom

  • Njabulo Zwane
7 min read
ABDULLAH IBRAHIM

The Portfolio: Siphiwe Mhlambi on Jonas Gwanga, ‘a proper human being’

Siphiwe Mhlambi spent several years photographing his friend Jonas Gwangwa as he performed. Mhlambi spoke to the Mail & Guardian about their relationship

  • Siphiwe Mhlambi
6 min read
Growing up: The Ekasi Project Green is showing pupils how they can grow food in an urban area.
SANDILE MEMELA

Police search for killers of Memela’s son, daughter-in-law

Gauteng police are still searching for the killers of government official Sandile Memela’s son Wamukelwe and his wife Wendy Campbell.

  • Sapa
1 min read
Declassifying corporate culture
SANDILE MEMELA

Declassifying corporate culture

Polemicist or commentator? <b>Sandile Memela</b> has been labelled both. He talks here about his new novel, <i>His Master’s Voice</i>.

  • Staff Reporter
5 min read