August 2020

Siri Watu Siri Watu is South Africa’s first ongoing Afro-Manga (A genre that blends African mythology with japan-Esque animation style) graphic novel series. In Siri… Read More »Siri Watu

AN ODE TO THE MARGINALIZED PEOPLE! FOR YEARS WE HAVE SAT ON THE SIDEFOR YEARS WE HAVE BEEN DENIEDNOW A NEW DAY HAS DAWNEDAND THERE… Read More »AN ODE TO THE MARGINALIZED PEOPLE!

My Family A photo collage tribute to my family. Share on facebook Share on google Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on whatsapp Most… Read More »My Family

Rememory When I was about six or seven years old, my mother brought my sister and I to the Cape Town City Centre, near the… Read More »Rememory

I am she -my story I think back to primary school, I clearly remember my pets accompanying me wherever I went. Some even bringing along… Read More »I am she -my story

A history of transculturation in South Africa It is often debated whether the so-called “Cape Coloured” people in South Africa have a culture of their… Read More »A history of transculturation in South Africa

SALEEMA’S SHOE DAY The urge for some hot, dark, syrupy sweet koeksisters covered in grated coconut overcame Saleema while she was typing up the minutes… Read More »SALEEMA’S SHOE DAY

COURAGE The first time Max hit me, it surprised both of us, but it shocked me speechless. Each of us made as if nothing out… Read More »COURAGE

AMARANTHINE A sudden and harsh jolt woke him from his tenuous sleep state. He felt disoriented, befuddled, and looked around to get his bearings. He… Read More »AMARANTHINE

Do You Know What You Have Done? JAN He stands right in the centre of town, around him walked those he oppressed, subjugated and violated.… Read More »Do You Know What You Have Done?