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A black child demonstrates to have his mother released in May 1960 in front of Johannesburg's city hall. In the preceding weeks, more than 500 black South Africans were arrested after the Sharpeville massacre. Picture: AFP.

Heritage month

MCEBO DLAMINI: What heritage are SA's black people meant to celebrate?

By Mcebo Dlamini

What is the heritage for a people who have been stripped of language, culture and their very own history, asks Mcebo Dlamini.

  • FILE: A young school girl waves a little South African flag on 16 June (Youth Day). Picture: EWN

    JUDITH FEBRUARY: What does it mean to be South African?

    Perpetual uncomfortable reckoning awaits us and we will need to ask afresh what it means to be South African in this place of many stories, writes Judith February.

    203 days ago
  • FILE: Dr Esther Mahlangu. Picture: @go2uj/Twitter

    SA cultural icons honoured for contributions to society

    Ouma Katriena Esau from Upington who teaches the San language, N!UU, to youth in her community, globally acclaimed Ndebele artist Dr Esther Mahlangu and indigenous music expert Gogo Madosini Mphahleni, who lives in Langa, have been honoured for their work.

    203 days ago
  • King Khoisan South Africa at the Union Buildings in Pretoria, on 22 September 2020. Picture: AFP.

    Indigenous Khoisan seek better recognition in SA

    As South Africa marks Heritage Month in September while trying to recover from a coronavirus pandemic lockdown, communities such as the Khoisan have been reflecting and questioning their fractured identity.

    206 days ago
  • FILE: Western Cape Premier Alan Winde. Picture: Twitter.

    Winde urges WC residents to support local firms for rest of Heritage Month

    Thousands of businesses, especially those in the tourism sector, have suffered during the COVID-19 lockdown.

    207 days ago
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