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Scribbling in the sand, like 140,000 years ago
The urge to draw circles or write love-notes in the sand is irresistible; it is also ancient
How Swahili became Africa’s most spoken language
Swahili, which was moulded by immigrants from inland Africa, traders from Asia, Arab and European occupiers, European and Indian settlers, colonial rulers, and individuals from various postcolonial nations, has evolved into Africa’s most internationally recognised language
Food gardens at schools to feed the body and the mind
Former president’s foundation installs food gardens at schools to teach children and to feed them
Gruesome, gorgeous and gritty, that’s Jozi
Documenting the lives of some of the barbers, butchers, artists and angels on the streets and in ‘abandoned’ buildings in Jozi
Remembering Frantz Fanon – six great reads
To celebrate the great man’s birthday Thabo Leshilo curates a feast of reading