Monthly Archives: October 2014

Meeting a Dissident Poet: James Matthews

Tembi Charles meets James Matthews, read about it here.

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Insurrections continued – Mayihlome… Aahwaan!

In an evocative report, Khanyisile Mbongwa sketches her impressions of the new oratorio and sequel to ‘Insurrections’, featured at the 18th Poetry Africa Cape Town.

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Baxter Dance Festival second update

If you have been following Steyn du Toit’s coverage of the tenth annual Baxter Dance Festival, be sure to catch his report on the last few days of the programme.

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Baxter Dance Festival update

Steyn du Toit brings you an update on the Baxter Dance Festival, currently underway.

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Join us for the final InZync Poetry Session of the year featuring Pieter Odendaal, Nama Xam, Anele Kose, Siphokazi Jonas.

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The outer Fringe

If you missed the last weekend of the Cape Town Fringe Festival, catch Steyn du Toit’s report here.

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There’s no English diction to articulate blackness

How to speak of blackness without it smelling of violent manure or poverty porn? Khanyisile Mbongwa reports on Mbongeni Nomkonwana’s and Lwanda Sindaphi’s production Izityilelo Zobuze.

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Black Consciousness Revival

Is there a place for gender in the imminent Black Consciousness revival spearheaded by the EFF?

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