TOWNSHIP life is obviously not the most glamorous in the Cape. This is not said to make the upper ?class unhappy or uncomfortable, it is just a bloody sad fact. ...
THE Nelson Mandela name fight is a bit uncomfortable, well for me that is. In some strange way, I think, there is something about the opposition politicos and their ...
There is still that deep sense of discomfort at the thoughts on March 21.
It does not sound nice the way that foreigners are treated in South Africa.
Okay let’s confess that quite a decent amount of progressive thought was imposed by the anti-apartheid consciousness.
SEK Mqhayi. Do you know him? He is the person who popularised Enoch Sontonga's song Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika.
THERE is no intention to harp on the Thembu king issue. It is just unavoidable.
It is 40 years since that awful day in the Seventies. It is common knowledge that all South Africans do not want it repeated.
Trying to start 2015 with a positive vibe, but the Thembu royal crisis does not taste good.
Happy new year! Oops, I mean happy new year 50 times.
Me thinks that there is something lekker in a positive attitude in December.
Okay, December is a cool month. It might be because Jesus’s birth is celebrated this month.
This is not political. Only social. There is an initial intention to be humorous but it is not wise to boast an intention to a highly conscious readers.
The death of more than a hundred people is not a joke. Nor is the death of one person a laughing issue.
Okay, let me not gloat. It is difficult not to. It is not every day that a soccer result can be so entertaining.
Okay it is not aggression. It is just about getting tired of losing.
EISH! Aai tog and damn! That’s the feeling that guided the sentiment last week when the All Blacks of New Zealand technically humiliated and demolished the Springboks ...
It is quite a phenomenon. The best part of my brain cannot remember if the springbok (as an animal) is only found in South Africa or not, but an insanity in my mind ...
My head feels a bit dizzy. I do not even know where to begin this narration.
Dalindyebo means “create wealth”. Buyelekhaya has something to do with “returning home”.
Ever noticed the increase of foreigners in the, shall we call it, town section of the city called Cape Town?
It is not a national boom. It is a bit touchy. A bit scary too. In Africa we (South Africa) have had the most pregnancies (this year or last year), I heard on the ...
It is a bit sad, but it has to be said. As an artist, it is not really possible to dodge it.
It is needless to say that life is beautiful. The danger is in the cliché sound of the statement.
Still remember the Cultural Workers Congress (CWC)? The truth is that organisations like CWC are the reason why this month went cultural.