By Waseem Carrim | Published Nov 5, 2018
If you travel a little further north past the city of Polokwane, you will come to place called Venda where you will find the holy forest. Covered in thick white mist and with an austere silence broken only by the chattering of the birds or the eerie tinkling of the bells of the cows which roam that area, the forest receives its legend from the first King of the Venda tribe, Dimbanyika.
By Nadia Kamies | Published Nov 2, 2018
I drive past the wasteland of what used to be District Six, on a regular basis, the few houses, places of worship and the CPUT buildings emphasise the starkness, highlighting what is no longer there. But recently, that emptiness struck me anew. Perhaps it was the viewpoint I had from the school which I had attended so many years ago.
By Lungi Nyathi | Published Oct 27, 2018
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