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

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

Artist and academic Khanya Mthethwa excavating African knowledge systems to benefit the modern world

What do we call home? The 12th African Women Writers’ Symposium asks the question in Soweto this weekend. A Soweto weekend asks South Africa what it means to belong.

South African fashion designer Stephen Manzini calls for more African designers representation in retail shops

Navi Pillay’s Nobel peace prize is a vote of confidence in a global legal order under fire

Solo exhibition by Henrietta Scholtz, Planetary Cognitive Ecologies: Gondwana, poses question of what survives when the world ends

A special night for feasting on Saudi films in Johannesburg

Tuesday, October 13, 2026

Category: Column: Not An Art Critic

Remembering a child hero … Nkosi Johnson
Column: Not An Art Critic

Remembering a child hero … Nkosi Johnson

June 1, 2020

By Ismail Mahomed Although the UN declared 20 November as the Universal Day of the Child most countries around the globe mark International Children’s Day on 1 June to draw … Read More

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Bongani Linda – A Freedom Day Warrior Remembered
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Bongani Linda – A Freedom Day Warrior Remembered

April 24, 2020

By Ismail Mahomed Every year, as we approach Freedom Day my thoughts race back to theatre-maker Bongani Linda whom I will always remember as a real theatre warrior. In 1995, … Read More

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Aluta continua for theatre despite Covid-19
Column: Not An Art Critic Market Theatre

Aluta continua for theatre despite Covid-19

March 28, 2020

By Ismail Mahomed  Even in a time of COVID-19 it must Aluta Continua on all other fronts.In an article in The Guardian on Friday 20 June 2014, theatre writer Jaff Klaff wrote about the enduring power of … Read More

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

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

    October 13, 2026
  • Artist and academic Khanya Mthethwa excavating African knowledge systems to benefit the modern world

    Artist and academic Khanya Mthethwa excavating African knowledge systems to benefit the modern world

    October 13, 2026
  • What do we call home? The 12th African Women Writers’ Symposium asks the question in Soweto this weekend. A Soweto weekend asks South Africa what it means to belong.

    What do we call home? The 12th African Women Writers’ Symposium asks the question in Soweto this weekend. A Soweto weekend asks South Africa what it means to belong.

    October 13, 2026
  • South African fashion designer Stephen Manzini calls for more African designers representation in retail shops

    South African fashion designer Stephen Manzini calls for more African designers representation in retail shops

    October 13, 2026
  • Navi Pillay’s Nobel peace prize is a vote of confidence in a global legal order under fire

    Navi Pillay’s Nobel peace prize is a vote of confidence in a global legal order under fire

    October 13, 2026
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