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African Choral Ballet reimagines classic Greek tragedy
This July, ballet,
indigenous African movement and choral verse join forces in an immersive production that pushes the boundaries of theatrical storytelling.
The Cry of Winnie Mandela returns to the Market Theatre
The Cry of Winnie
Mandela, the critically acclaimed play based on Njabulo S.
Women farmers grow local jobs
Former President
Nelson Mandela viewed job creation as a fundamental pillar of human dignity, reconciliation and economic justice.
As the country commemorates Mandela Month this July, Vuk’uzenzele spoke to Loveness Mokoena (42) of Ehlanzeni in Mpumalanga.
Government urges vigilance as initiation season opens
The 2026 winter
initiation season has officially begun in the Eastern Cape, accompanied by renewed calls for communities to prioritise safety, accountability and dignity in customary initiation practices.
Eastern Cape women grow jobs and opportunity
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How to use Lenacapavir for HIV prevention
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