Late South African statesman Nelson Mandela undeniably still looms large over the country’s embattled democracy – 10 years since his passing on December 5 2013. Small wonder, an exhibition in his honour – titled Mandela is Dead, curated by Kneo Makgopa, and held at the Nelson Mandela Centre of Memory in Lower Houghton recently – evoked fond memories of a father of the nation who steered the country from the brink at a critical point of its precarious history.
ENSEMBLE: Morris Isaacson Centre for Music teaches music to more than 340… By Ihsaan Haffejee Young musicians from the Morris Isaacson Centre for Music, dressed in colourful traditional attire, showcased their...
Mandela Day reminds us that making a difference can sometimes be showing up, saying thank you and holding a hand to walk across the finish line.
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