Finding common ground in foreign land
Using literature to break down boundaries
Read More
Tag: Issue 106
One for the books: Abantu’s bookstore and publishing house
Founder and director of the Abantu book festival, Thando Mgqolozana, spoke to The Journalist about...
Read More
Abantu Kid’s Zone: Let the children play
The children’s faces light up when they see characters that look like them, with names that are similar to theirs
Read More
The demon that is self-publishing
Selling books from the boot of a car
Read More
For the record: archivists abound at Abantu
The Journalist’s dynamic partnership with Abantu Book Festival
Read More
Starstruck: Abantu festival first timer
Thando Mgqolozana deserves a standing ovation
Read More
Musa’s fun at Abantu’s Kids Zone
I think more children must come to Abantu next year
Read More
Abantu Book Festival: nothing short of an introspective space
“Europe is irrelevant to our history”
Read More
Saartjie Baartman’s final resting place
Baartman cried out repeatedly to be taken home, and her cries have reverberated through the centuries
Read More
The law and dispossession from a black perspective
Advocate Tembeka Ngcukaitobi, author of The Land is Ours: Black Lawyers and the Birth of...
Read More
Born To Kwaito: Reflections on the Kwaito Generation
Setting the kwaito record straight
Read More
Abantu Book Festival: “We are also human”
History needs to be revisited
Read More
