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Racial segregation

Intimate and full of humanity, Pieces of Me is food for the soul in a ritual of storytelling

South Africa

Intimate and full of humanity, Pieces of Me is food for the soul in a ritual of storytelling

By Keith Bain

‘Beyond black and white’ – nomadic academic weaves apartheid memories into an education about racism

South Africa

‘Beyond black and white’ – nomadic academic weaves apartheid memories into an education about racism

By Alinaswe Lusengo

‘Fences’ – examination of the struggles and aspirations of black life resonates across time

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‘Fences’ – examination of the struggles and aspirations of black life resonates across time

By Merle A Williams

Outrage at Marikana massacre grows around the world

World

Outrage at Marikana massacre grows around the world

By Mandy De Waal

Soweto, 16 June 1976: ‘Freedom Is Coming, Tomorrow’

South Africa

Soweto, 16 June 1976: ‘Freedom Is Coming, Tomorrow’

By J Brooks Spector

Editorial: Four decades. Forty years. 14,610 days.

South Africa

Editorial: Four decades. Forty years. 14,610 days.

By Daily Maverick

Sharpeville, a crime that still echoes

Politics

Sharpeville, a crime that still echoes

By J Brooks Spector

‘Lifeboat’ scandal: An unlikely whistle-blower?

South Africa

‘Lifeboat’ scandal: An unlikely whistle-blower?

By Hennie Van Vuuren & Michael Marchant

Missing Madiba: Get on the couch, South Africa

South Africa

Missing Madiba: Get on the couch, South Africa

By Stephen Grootes

People have the power: ‘Awethu!’

South Africa

People have the power: ‘Awethu!’

By Khadija Patel

The UDF at 30: An organisation that shook Apartheid's foundation

South Africa

The UDF at 30: An organisation that shook Apartheid's foundation

By J Brooks Spector

Orange Farm: Community reconciliation still a distant dream

South Africa

Orange Farm: Community reconciliation still a distant dream

By Khadija Patel