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BOOK REVIEW: Moshe le Sefofane
Moshe le Sefofane is a colourful Setswana children’s book written by local writer, actor and poet Mogale Sedibe, co-edited by Gontse Chaane. The book was published by Puku…
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ASAPA 2019 CONFERENCE
The Biennial Conference of the Association of Southern African Professional Archaeologists (ASAPA) will be held in Kimberley, South Africa, 3-5 July 2019, hosted by the Sol Plaatje…
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Aftermath of the R260 Tariff
“Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable “- John F. Kennedy.
The Kimberley shutdown proved to be exactly that; a shutdown of the city…
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Remembering Charlotte Makgomo Maxeke
Her place and date of birth remains a muddle, Charlotte Makgomo Maxeke was born in 1874 although other sources show that she was born in 1872. Some records report that she was born…
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The Rape Psyche
According to the Rape Crisis Centre, 12 times more women are raped and murdered in South Africa every year than in the United States of America.
It is estimated that 40% of South…
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Blood- To Donate or not to Donate?
June is blood donor month and in South Africa we have less than 1% of active blood donors. A donor can donate blood every eight weeks. The blood that is donated to the South…
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Check Mate!
The South African Open Chess Festival took place from the 15th - 23rd of June at Mittah Seperepere International Convention Centre. The South African Open Chess Festival ran…
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35 Days of Governance
On his inauguration the premier of the Northern Cape uplifted a lot of spirits so much so that he is lauded by South Africans for sticking to the promises he made during his…
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First Black Owned Kauai
Kgothatso is a young black woman who studied business administration and now works as a business advisor. She co-owns the franchise with her spouse Frank Hails from De Aar.
Their…
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“Blood on my Versace” Craft of a Musical Hub
Finding like-minded artists to partner with may be a formidable process for some, but for ‘’The Collective’ trio they got their perfect fit. Producer CHEDDA BEATS (Brian Metsing)…
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5-Year-Old Collects School Shoes
5-year-old, Orefile Mogorosi is currently raising funds for school shoes which she will be donating to primary school learners in Kimberley.
She intends to hand over boxes of…
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7.9 Million Infected with HIV in South Africa
The 9th aids conference took place at the Inkosi Albert Luthuli International Convention Centre in Durban from the 11-13th of June. The conference highlighted the best practices to…
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Unfair Rape Stories
The rape of South African women is one of the highest in the world. This is attributed to the fact that over the years there has been an increase in reports of sexual abuse against…
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The Conflux of Politics Law and Education
By Mkhokeli Pino
The June 16 1976 Youth Uprising, initiated at Isaac Morrison High School, in Soweto Jabavu and led by inter alia Tsietsi Mashinini is credited with having shaped…
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I Still Want Freedom in My Life
“I still want freedom in my life” reads a quote in her autobiography that pinnacles why she chose the path that she did in her life, She wanted FREEDOM. Her book titled, “My spirit…
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Author Upholds African Literature in Rural North West
Solomon Star speaks to a North West, Taung born author on his new book, called; Bana ba Mpa which originates from a Setswana idiom and can be translated as “brotherhood”. He runs…
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Advocate Runs Marathons Reading Books
The thought of reading and running may seem rather strange to most but not for the advocate who is on a mission to promote reading in society. Advocate Marukgwane Tshiamo…
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R & B Singing Sensation Lucille Slade on Trace Africa!
Solomon Star has a Q & A with 25 year old, Kimberley born star, Lucille Slade. Lucille has a BA Degree in Life Performance and alongside being a singer she is also an actress.…
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Black Tax – A Burden or Responsibility?
Ubuntu (humanity) and umuntu ngumuntu ngabantu (a person is a person because of others), forms the very essence of African culture. In some cultures in the olden days, the first…
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Ditiro, Founder of E-llumin8
Ditiro Rantloane is the CEO and founder of E-llumin8, which, with the help of software developers, they have produced an application that students can use to download textbooks in…
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Social Grant Take Over
Social grants have become the main source of income for a lot of households in South Africa. According to a recent report from Stats SA, 29.8% of the Northern Cape’s population…
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Blood Transported by Drone
With winter creeping in on us and blood donor day fast approaching, SANBS (South African national blood services) with Western Cape blood services have hatched a plan to deliver…
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South Africa’s First Black Female Fighter Pilot
Mandisa Mfeka is a young black female fighter pilot raised in Kwazulu-Natal who made headlines after the inauguration of the President, Cyril Ramaphosa.
Mandisa excelled…
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Child Protection Week: Protect the Children so South Africa Moves Forward
The Child protection week campaign took off on the 24th of May with programs taking place all over the province. This campaign is aimed at raising awareness and mobilizing all…
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Professor Kahinde Andrews on Black Radicalism
Coming from a family tradition of radical politics with both parents being Pan Africanist, and having to explain himself when in conversations on politics and on the subject of…
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