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Lehlohonolo Shale is a freelance journalist having contributed to different publications since the late 90s. A keen poet published by Botsotso, he he holds a MA in Creative Writing from the University of Cape Town.
A playful take on the sport of theatre by the theatre’s new artistic director, Greg Homann
Antjie Krog’s latest collection of poems, which were written in Afrikaans, has been translated by another poet, Karen Press
Astrid Madimba and Chinny Ukata’s impressive African history book by non-historians
The tables are starting to turn in The Market Theatre’s ‘The Lesson’, a play about toxic power relations in society
Sara-Jayne Makwala King, the bestselling author of Killing Karoline, is back with an interesting sequel
Plot shows how women characters refuse to be victims in a conflict situation
As I enter the exhibition titled Names in Uphill Letters — A historiography of the newsmakers who tread(ed) South Africa’s soil, at the Workers Museum in Newtown, I encounter a…
The Windybrow Arts Centre in Joburg has a variety of performances for Africa Month
Theatre goers can finally celebrate things going back to whatever this new normal is
The The Red on the Rainbow is a story many South Africans can relate to as it asks the hard questions of where the rainbow is
Can anything good come out emjondolo? Trevor Ngwane looks into how committees in informal settlements are updating the system for their survival
Even in death, the legacy of the Lion of Azania – an uncompromising firebrand – remains contested within the Africanist movement
In the midst of the pandemic the literary festival is hosting podcasts instead of livestreamed panels
This collection of essays by people touched by the PAC leader opens a debate on his influence
