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The death of a public museum in South Africa and the emergence of a privately owned museum

Johannesburg’s and Paris’ young refugees express themselves through a photographic exhibition and podcast

Canadian writer Joseph Howse’s Russia situated novels win him multiple literary awards

New publishing initiative Revive boosts children’s literature by republishing classics

Kgafela oa Magogodi’s new play Australopithecus exposes racism in scientific research of the past

Indoni Arts House Gallery in Melville championing the interests of independent artists

When art is used as an instrument to heal society through communal participation

RMB Latitudes Art Fair attracts hordes of people, including the youth

Wednesday, May 27, 2026

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Unpacking Nina Simone’s myth of a complex life: A mentally unstable person, freedom fighter and influential pop culture icon
Feature

Unpacking Nina Simone’s myth of a complex life: A mentally unstable person, freedom fighter and influential pop culture icon

April 12, 2024

By Joy Greyling Nina Simone, is perhaps one of the greatest performers to ever live, continuing to influence popular culture with even rapper Kanye West sampling her in his “Blood … Read More

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Defending of Warhol’s shooter feminist writer Valerie Solanas
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Defending of Warhol’s shooter feminist writer Valerie Solanas

December 13, 2023

By Joy Greyling As Warhol’s fame transcended life and even after his untimely demise, his name holds currency decades after his death, he is still a house hold name among … Read More

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Ezekiel Guti: revered Zimbabwean church leader who preached hard work and morals over miracles
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Ezekiel Guti: revered Zimbabwean church leader who preached hard work and morals over miracles

July 17, 2023

Josiah Taru, Great Zimbabwe University Ezekiel Guti, who has died at the age of 100, was one of the founders of Zimbabwe Assemblies of God Africa (Zaoga). He also established … Read More

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How education transformed my life after trauma says intern, Mbali Mpolokeng
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How education transformed my life after trauma says intern, Mbali Mpolokeng

June 16, 2023

By Mbali Mpolokeng In today’s fast-paced and competitive world, I believe it is of utmost importance for African youth, including myself, to actively develop our skills. Taking a holistic approach … Read More

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  • Johannesburg’s and Paris’ young refugees express themselves through a photographic exhibition and podcast

    Johannesburg’s and Paris’ young refugees express themselves through a photographic exhibition and podcast

    May 27, 2026
  • Canadian writer Joseph Howse’s Russia situated novels win him multiple literary awards

    Canadian writer Joseph Howse’s Russia situated novels win him multiple literary awards

    May 26, 2026
  • New publishing initiative Revive boosts children’s literature by republishing classics

    New publishing initiative Revive boosts children’s literature by republishing classics

    May 26, 2026
  • Kgafela oa Magogodi’s new play Australopithecus exposes racism in scientific research of the past

    Kgafela oa Magogodi’s new play Australopithecus exposes racism in scientific research of the past

    May 25, 2026
  • Indoni Arts House Gallery in Melville championing the interests of independent artists

    Indoni Arts House Gallery in Melville championing the interests of independent artists

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