Saturdays with Jenny
Saturdays with Jenny is about everything under the sun that Afropolitans are interested in. Battles, booze, bhabhalaza or boerewors, the show does it all. The show is all about lifestyle, South African style.
Tunicia Jeggels Book Review
Saturdays with Jenny is about everything under the sun that Afropolitans are interested in. Battles, booze, bhabhalaza or boerewors, the show does it all. The show is all about lifestyle, South African style.
Poetry Unlimited - Maak Manaka – Honest Truth
Maakomele Manaka , was born in Diepkloof zone 6, Soweto in 1983. The first of two boys born to artistic parents. Mak, as he is widely known is the son of the late Matsemela Manaka a well known visual artist, poet, play write and black consciousness activist .
Leshoka Joe Legate( Founder of LL Editions Gallery – Turbine Art Fair)
Interview With Leshoka Joe Legate Founder of LL Editions Gallery at The Turbine Art fair.
Weekend Wine with Mike Buthelezi
The 1st Weekend Wine Of July with Mike Buthelezi.
English Zulu with Melusi Tshabalala
Everyday Zulu with Melusi Tshabalala.
Jon Gray - The Hood is Good TED Talk
"The hood is good," says Jon Gray of the Bronx, New York-based creative collective Ghetto Gastro. Working at the intersection of food, design and art, Gray and his team honor the soul and history of their community while applying their unbridled creativity and expansive imagination to unexpected, otherworldly collaborations. Learn…
Mark Manson - The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F**k
The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck is his antidote to the coddling, let's-all-feel-good mind-set that has infected modern society and spoiled a generation, rewarding them with gold medals just for showing up.
Mutle Mothibe – Mutle Mothibe (Illumine the Arty)
Born Mutle Mothibe on the 31st of July 1984, this Modern Sage of the spoken word first encountered poetry when he was in Grade 5. In late high school he started sharing his work at school poetry/talent sessions. Mutle went on to perform at a poetry and art competition at…
Bridget Impey (Jacana Media Publishing Director)
Jacana Media is once again offering authors a once-a-year opportunity to pitch their books in person.
NOT Weekend Wine with Michael Fridjhon
NOT Weekend Wine with Michael Fridjhon
English Zulu with Melusi Tshabalala
English Zulu with Melusi Tshabalala
Kefiloe Siwisa Joint Curator at Turbine Art Fair
In its 7th edition RMB Turbine Art Fair (RMB TAF) is on the move to a new and bigger venue. Proudly partnered for a second year with RMB and powered by the forum company.
The Cheeky Natives – Lethlogonolo Mokgoroane
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Poetry Unlimited - Jessica Mbangeni
Born and raised in the Eastern Cape, Jessica Mbangeni is one of South Africa’s most sought after female Imbongi (praise singer), and has made her mark in male dominated cultural terrain. Invoking the role of this ancient tradition, largely influenced by her grandmother’s isiXhosa storytelling in the village of Nqamakwe,…
Fred Khumalo - Talk of The Town and Reading
Talk of the Town by award-winning writer Fred Khumalo comprises short stories he wrote over many years. In this vibrant collection Khumalo explores identity and belonging through tales about African foreign nationals in South Africa, xenophobia, South Africans abroad, exiled comrades during apartheid, and past and current township life.
NOT Weekend Wine
The NOT Weekend Wine
English Zulu with Melusi Tshabalala
Everyday Zulu with Melusi Tshabalala
Holocaust and Genocide Centre Interview with Clive van den Berg PART 2
Holocaust continued and we continue The conversation with Clive van den Berg from the holocaust Museum.
Holocaust and Genocide Centre Interview with Clive van den Berg PART 1
The Johannesburg Holocaust & Genocide Centre (JHGC) was founded in 2008 and together with its sister Centres in Cape Town (est. 1999) and Durban (est. 2008), forms the South African Holocaust & Genocide Foundation (SAHGF).
Simphiwe Gloria Ndlovu and Masande Ntshanga
Simphiwe Gloria Ndlovu and Masande Ntshanga ‘South Africa’s dystopian future could easily be imagined through its dystopian past’—Masande Ntshanga chats to Siphiwe Gloria Ndlovu about his new novel, Triangulum