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

Young visual minds Paidamoyo Swaline Mkhonto and Zovuyo Pendu exploring the metaphysical world

The Scotts’ lifelong passion for collecting art enthrals photographers from Of Soul and Joy Photographic Collective of Thokoza

Evita opens The Queer festival to rapturous reception at the Market Theatre

A new ‘definitive’ book of the phenomenon of Jacob Zuma’s presidency launched at Johannesburg Institute for Advanced Study

Busi Mhlongo’s love for music was so strong she defied parental authority, reveals her biographer Ncebakazi Manzi

UNISA to host a seminar celebrating Andile Xaba’s new book Soweto Theatre of Resistance 1984-1994

Trauma to Triumph by Karen Botha is a guide to healing for those experiencing trauma

Monday, October 26, 2026

Category: Opinion

The thorny issue of ‘race’ in South African politics: why it endures almost 30 years after apartheid ended
Opinion

The thorny issue of ‘race’ in South African politics: why it endures almost 30 years after apartheid ended

October 26, 2023

Roger Southall, University of the Witwatersrand “Race” continues to have much political salience in South Africa, a country where, in the past, perceived differences of skin colour were used to … Read More

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Community radio: young South Africans are helping shape the news through social media
Opinion

Community radio: young South Africans are helping shape the news through social media

October 24, 2023

Sisanda Nkoala, University of South Africa; Blessing Makwambeni, Cape Peninsula University of Technology, and Trust Matsilele, Cape Peninsula University of Technology The number of South African internet users has nearly … Read More

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Evolution revolution: how a Cape Town museum exhibit is rewriting the story of humankind
Opinion

Evolution revolution: how a Cape Town museum exhibit is rewriting the story of humankind

October 20, 2023

Rebecca Ackermann, University of Cape Town and Wendy Black, Iziko Museums of South Africa Picture your typical human evolution museum display. You walk into a dimly lit space with glass … Read More

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Caine Prize 2023: Senegalese writers win for fantasy-horror story about dangers facing girls
Opinion

Caine Prize 2023: Senegalese writers win for fantasy-horror story about dangers facing girls

October 18, 2023

Caroline D. Laurent, American University of Paris (AUP) The influential Caine Prize for African Writing for 2023 was won by a power couple from Senegal. Their short story A Soul … Read More

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Book review: African thinkers analyse some of the big issues of our time – race, belonging and identity
Opinion

Book review: African thinkers analyse some of the big issues of our time – race, belonging and identity

October 5, 2023

Ademola Adesola, Mount Royal University The subjects of race, identity and belonging are often fraught with contention and uneasiness. Who are you? Who belongs? Who is native, or indigenous to … Read More

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Siya Kolisi: the South African rugby star’s story offers valuable lessons in resilience
Opinion

Siya Kolisi: the South African rugby star’s story offers valuable lessons in resilience

October 5, 2023

Tinashe Timothy Harry, Nelson Mandela University In the world of sports, some stories transcend the boundaries of the game and become symbolic of something greater. Siya Kolisi’s journey from an … Read More

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Queer film in Africa is rising – even in countries with the harshest anti-LGBTIQ+ laws
Opinion

Queer film in Africa is rising – even in countries with the harshest anti-LGBTIQ+ laws

October 2, 2023

Gibson Ncube, Stellenbosch University A recent book, Queer Bodies in African Films, studies the growing LGBTIQ+ output from film-makers around the continent, from Morocco to South Africa. In the process … Read More

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  • Young visual minds Paidamoyo Swaline Mkhonto and Zovuyo Pendu exploring the metaphysical world

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