Storytelling Thursday
The shoes don’t fit
The shoes don’t fit - By Tshegofatso Rasekgotoma
Part I: The welcoming word
Upon arrival, we were led into a room that looked like was once...
#StorytellingThursday :My father and my dream of becoming a chef…
My father and my dream of becoming a chef...
My father has never been a man who minces his words. He always, and I mean...
FEATURED ARTICLES
Our arts who art marginalised
Our arts who art marginalised
During my days as a teacher, I had the honour and privilege of asking my learners what they aspire to...
Opting for Nudity for Laziness
SEX SELLS as we have been made to believe, but always opting for steamy, sexualized images of faceless naked women as a creative part...
MEGA POETRY
Untitled
Infertile
clouds gather above our heads everyday
They have
made peace with the fact that they never stomach the rain
Divine Healing
Divine Healing
Aged 14,she watched her mother
die at the hands of her worthless father
cried herself to sleep till her tears started forming a stream
that gave...
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MEGA BOOKS
Tšhutšhumakgala
Mega Artists Magazine Book Review: Tšhutšhumakgala
Tšhutšhumakgala: is a Sepedi biography penned by Moses Seletisha (29), about the life and political times of Tlokwe ‘Harlem’...
Hosea Ramphekwa
Hosea Ramphekwa was born and bred in Lephepane village just outside Tzaneen, Limpopo. His family was neither rich nor poor. Like many families in...
