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Aidan Erasmus locates DOOKOOM’s new work in a history of subversive Afrikaans music that has nothing to do with the Voëlvry movement.
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Tagged Afriforum, Ashley Montagu, bittereinder, die antwoord, DOOKOOM, Fokofpolisiekar, hip hop, Jack Parow, Post-Apartheid, subversion, The Genuines
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Moral disorder: of prisons, parties and publicity
Angelo Fick reflects on what ‘Vyfster’ could teach us about contemporary prison conditions in South Africa.
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Tagged Christoff Becker, corruption, equality, incarceration, justice, Post-Apartheid, prison, Waterkloof Four
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Poems for Mandela: Part I
SLiP asked poets for poems about Madiba. This is the result, including videopoems of Allison-Claire Hoskins and Bulelani Zantsi.
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Tagged Afrikaans, afrikaaps, allison claire-hoskins, apartheid, bulelani zantsi, english, InZync poetry sessions, isixhosa, Madiba, Mandela, mihi matshingana, multilingualism, Nelson Rolihlala Mandela, performance poetry, pieter odendaal, poetry, Post-Apartheid, ronelda kamfer, South Africa
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Giving a name to pain: Interview with Marli Roode
Chantelle Gray van Heerden interviews Marli Roode about her debut novel, life, the universe and everything.