So many have gone before us, even before we set foot into this world. Born on the 17th December 1919 in Marabastad, Pretoria Ezekiel ‘Es’kia’ Mphahlele will forever remain one of the founding pioneers of modern African literature and humanism. A writer, teacher and activist who dedicated his entire life towards ensuring that the African… Read More The silent heroes – Ezekiel ‘Es’kia’ Mphahlele
Born in Jabulani, Soweto on the 28th December 1958, Bheki Mlangeni was a human rights lawyer by profession who studied law from the University of the Witwaterand. Mlangeni’s story of his role in the struggle is a very tragic one. When public outcry at the time over apartheid government hit squads grew louder, the then… Read More The silent heroes – Bheki Mlangeni
The most successful gospel ensemble in the country has done it yet again! With well over 23 years in the gospel music game, MTN Joyous Celebration seems to be souring high and not looking like it’s getting any tired of its mission, which began in 1994 in KwaZulu Natal. A foundation that was founded by… Read More Five reasons why MTN Joyous Celebration 23 is a winner
If there is ever a South African group that has stood the ultimate test of time, adapted and revolutionalised through the changing music industry, while staying true to their roots and original sound, I am certain that the name Mafikizolo most probably tops that list. I have followed this group with earnest for the longest… Read More The marvel that is Mafikizolo
December 2018 was a seamless festive month as Public Enterprises minister Pravin Gordhan took the public to his confidence, via an emergency conference, by announcing that there won’t be any power outages over the festive season under his watch. This served as a stern warning to senior management and executives at the country’s power utility,… Read More SA electricity’s woes are a complex fix
