First Black African to attain PhD in geoheritage and geotourism continues to excel at UNISA
By Mpho Moloele Growing up surrounded by mining landscapes, the escarpments, such as the Folovhodwe magnesite mine dumps, the Tshikondeni…
Publisher’s Comment: Freedom in Improvisation – De/constructing “Sunset Serenade” as a living archive
“April comes walking through the dust of memory, / through Sharpeville shadows, through June’s unfinished thunder / through the long…
Andile Msindwana: The Crippled Pulse of Africa – Why African Public Broadcasting Needs Revival
We are all affected by the media. Manuel Castells states that, “Media are not the holders of power but they…
Andile Msindwana: Africa’s Stolen Size
As we stand at the nexus of accuracy and deception, the cartographic gaze reveals a world shaped by the very…
His Royal Highness, Thovhele Netshimbupfe, congratulates Dr Phophi Ramathuba on her historic election as the first female ANC provincial chairperson in Limpopo
By Vho-Thovhele Adv. Tshedza Netshimbupfe We, the Netshimbupfe Royal House and the people of our village, join the people of…
The delicate association between human and mental rights
By Ofentse Dube The Constitutional Hill hosted a Human Rights Festival (26th–29th March 2026). On the first day, we attended…
Andile Msindwana: Africa’s Time Has Come!!!
The year is 2046. The Federal Republic of Africa had recently been celebrating its 1st year anniversary of the free…
Andile Msindwana: A Spectatorial World Perpetuates International Violence
The propensity for global audiences to consume news of conflict and human suffering as a form of entertainment is a…
Bridging Worlds: Masauko Chimpebere on music, Malawi and the power of creativity
By Saul Molobi Intro There are artists whose music entertains, and then there are those whose sound carries memory, history…
Ofentse Dube: Reflections on Human Rights Day through the lens of a millennial
I recently had the opportunity to visit the Sharpeville Exhibition Centre prior to 21 March 2026. On this day, our…