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.
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INTEGRITY: Stage play pays homage to a revolutionary icon who had juggle his life between utter commitment to the liberation struggle and family… By Amanda Ngudle The late Robert Sobukwe’s name resonates profoundly...
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