Decolonising Lesotho’s Literary Landscape
Lesotho writers and creators’ growing awareness that they are part of a global society and just trying to claim their place as agents in this world that they live in.
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Ts'eliso Monaheng
Ts'eliso Monaheng is a writer and photographer based in Johannesburg, South Africa.
Robert Sobukwe’s Children
The members of Johannesburg rock band, The Brother Moves On, see themselves as Pan-Africanists.
Broken beat in the Durban underground
The Gqom sound runs the gamut of township flavor until it teases Afro-house and eThekwini (Durban) groove without fully admitting to its Kwaito influence.
#RespecTheProducer – Christian Tiger School’s Tapes are made out of Chrome
Sean Magner takes a peek into the world of production duo Christian Tiger School by way of
The Cape Town Beat Scene
Ts’eliso Monaheng meets with Cape Town’s beatmakers, including the celebrated jazz bassist, Shane Cooper, known as Card on Spokes.
New Music Series #RespecTheProducer – Battlekat On Working With Flabba
This article is part of a series of articles on music producers throughout the African continent
Hillbrow invasion with @YoungstaCPT
Cape Town-based wordsmith Youngsta's been in Johannesburg for a few weeks, here on a mission to build bridges and shake
Time of the pathetic hero
Andrew Miller's a Jozi-based freelance scribe. Years spent with a muscle disease have allowed the writer
Kassav, and Jozi’s love for zouk
Kassav are a band formed in Paris in '79. They were in Johannesburg recently, where they
Profile of South African afro-psychedelic future pop sextet Bantu Continua Uhuru Consciousness
Foodzone is an eatery situated in Lakeview, Soweto, right next to the Rea Vaya bus station
Thirty Days Of Joburg City
Rendani Nemakavhani (alias Missblacdropp) is a Johannesburg-based graphic designer and illustrator who initiated the collaborative project
Nakhane Toure’s Violent Streak
Nakhane Touré's itching to make some noise. His acoustic guitar-strumming fingers are ready to shred some
#SAHipHop2014: Looking Back At The Year That Was
In 2014, South African Hip Hop was allowed longer strides on the mainstream's catwalk. The line between artist
#SAHipHop2014: When South African Hip Hop Met The Internet
It’s all my father’s fault! Sometime towards the end of the nineties, I remember him bringing
#SAHipHop2014: @Okmalumkoolkat has a new album
In 2010, I acquired an illegal copy of The Clonious' Between the dots LP after hearing
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I remember being awe-struck by a picture I saw in on the Sunday papers somewhere around