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

Contested idea of Coloured Identity takes centre at Wits book talk

Academic Mark Swilling in his new newly released book argues that apartheid ended because of what unfolded one day in Langa

Trompoppie filmmaker Etienne Fourie writes “monstrously entertaining” first children’s book

Birthday tribute to a Kleva Black Zuko Rwaxa who left the corporate world for jazz

Sol Plaatje at 150: why a pioneering South African change‑maker still inspires today

Vincent Mantsoe returns to UJ to shape three decades of dance into a dream

Mystery surrounding identityof Drum writer, Dugmore Boetie remains unresolved, clam authors of new book The Original Apartheid Hustler

Friday, October 16, 2026

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June 16, 1976 was hatched in a community hall where Nelson Mandela trained in its gym, Miriam Makeba and Brenda Fassie once performed
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June 16, 1976 was hatched in a community hall where Nelson Mandela trained in its gym, Miriam Makeba and Brenda Fassie once performed

July 14, 2026

The House at 6001: A memoir of Uprising and Exile by Lebo Diseko, traces the decision that changed the course of history in the fight against Apartheid oppression to a … Read More

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Siwe Hashe, the quiet cornerstone:30 years at the window of Market Theatre
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Siwe Hashe, the quiet cornerstone:30 years at the window of Market Theatre

July 7, 2026

“I remember getting a call from one of the actors, Doris Sihula, telling me that Market Theatre is looking for someone to work at Box Office,” she says. By Sandile … Read More

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CITYLIFE/ARTS pays tribute to Abdullah Ibrahim, who has passed on
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CITYLIFE/ARTS pays tribute to Abdullah Ibrahim, who has passed on

June 16, 2026

The demise of master jazz pianist Abdullah Ibrahim marks the end of a jazz era in South Africa. By Edward Tsumele, CITYLIFE/ARTS Editor It is a difficult moment. Quite a … Read More

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Alfred Thoba, the suit dressed artist who remained seized by township life and the erosion of traditional African values
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Alfred Thoba, the suit dressed artist who remained seized by township life and the erosion of traditional African values

June 15, 2026

By Natalie Knight It was 1987 when I first saw Alfred Thoba, (1951– 2022) a mendicant hawker holding up a powerful, ugly work of art at the exit of the … Read More

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Veteran actor Kid Sithole pays tribute to the late legendary actor Connie Chiume
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Veteran actor Kid Sithole pays tribute to the late legendary actor Connie Chiume

June 8, 2026

Lest We Forget: Connie Temweka  Gabisile. Chiume (5 June 1952–6 August 2024); A tribute by Mabutho Kid Sithole. By Mabutho Kid Sithole (with Sandile Memela) She was born on, 5 … Read More

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

May 27, 2026

If one wanted to fully understand the impediments faced by these young refugees in both Johannesburg and Paris, you do not have to look beyond this powerful exhibition, well capturing … Read More

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Dudu Xaba: The pathfinder democratizing African storytelling
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Dudu Xaba: The pathfinder democratizing African storytelling

May 18, 2026

As the founder and CEO of Mpande yeHlumelo Publishers, Media, and Services, Dudu has led the publication of 16 books spanning children’s literature, academic writing, non-fiction, and short story collections. … Read More

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Recent Posts

  • Contested idea of Coloured Identity takes centre at Wits book talk

    Contested idea of Coloured Identity takes centre at Wits book talk

    October 15, 2026
  • Academic Mark Swilling in his new newly released book argues that apartheid ended because of what unfolded one day in Langa

    Academic Mark Swilling in his new newly released book argues that apartheid ended because of what unfolded one day in Langa

    October 15, 2026
  • Trompoppie filmmaker Etienne Fourie writes “monstrously entertaining” first children’s book

    Trompoppie filmmaker Etienne Fourie writes “monstrously entertaining” first children’s book

    October 15, 2026
  • Birthday tribute to a Kleva Black Zuko Rwaxa who left the corporate world for jazz

    Birthday tribute to a Kleva Black Zuko Rwaxa who left the corporate world for jazz

    October 14, 2026
  • Sol Plaatje at 150: why a pioneering South African change‑maker still inspires today

    Sol Plaatje at 150: why a pioneering South African change‑maker still inspires today

    October 14, 2026
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