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NYOKABI KARIŨKI

On Learning that one of the first Electronic Works was by an African, Halim El-Dabh

An Aesthetic of Control

JANNIKE BERGH in conversation with HAIDAR EID

Even Ghosts Weep in Gaza

White psychology, Black indecipherability and iThongo

Theme African Psychology

KOPANO RATELE in dialogue with ARYAN KAGANOF

Psychology Contra Psychology: In Search of the Most Appropriate Definition of African Psychology

N CHABANI MANGANYI

On Becoming a Psychologist in Apartheid South Africa

AUGUSTINE NWOYE

From Psychological Humanities to African Psychology: A Review of Sources and Traditions

Ubugqirha: healing beyond the Western gaze

PUMEZA MATSHIKIZA

A Psychological Explanation of Myself

SYLVIA VOLLENHOVEN

The Elephants in the Room

A New African String Theory: The Art of Being Yourself and Being with Others

ISMAHAN SOUKEYNA DIOP

Exploring Afro-centric approaches to mental healthcare

Four (African) Psychologies

LOU-MARIE KRUGER

FIKILE-NTSIKELELO MOYA

"We are a wounded people."

Die “kywies” by die deur

Sisi Khosi Xaba and the translation of Frantz Fanon's The Wretched of the Earth into isiZulu

Leaving psychology to look for shades and complexity in despair

MALAIKA MAHLATSI

When Black academics leave historically White institutions

African Psychologies: Outline for an experimental film

The interior life of Mtutu: Psychological fact or fiction?

MTUTUZELI MATSHOBA

Call Me Not a Man

THOMAS HYLLAND ERIKSEN

African Psychology: serving as a reminder of human universals which have been lost or forgotten in mainstream Western psychology.

WILFRED BARETT DAMON

James Joyce En Ek

Three friends in Gaza: We grieve, we mourn, we condemn, we deplore, we march, we demonstrate, we attend seminars and webinars, we wave flags, we wear keffiyas, we show off our t-shirts, but still the killing continues.

KOPANO RATELE AND SOPHIA SANAN

African Art, Black Subjectivity, and African Psychology: Refusing Racialised Structures of Aesthetic or Identity Theories

DATHINI MZAYIYA

Musidrawology as Methodology

STEVEN J. FOWLER

Dathini Mzayiya – the sound of the mark as it comes into being.

Musidrawology as Portraits of the Artist Dathini Mzayiya & his Art

NONCEDO GXEKWA & NADINE CLOETE

Musidrawology as Methodology: a work of art by Dathini Mzayiya

NJABULO PHUNGULA

Like Knotted Strings

STRAND COMMUNITY ART PROJECT

Hands of the Future

DENIS-CONSTANT MARTIN

The Blue Notes: Searching for Form and Freedom

DESMOND PAINTER

'with all the ambivalence of a car in the city...'

Ngoana Salemone/Mother

SOPHIA OLIVIA SANAN

Art as commodity, art as philosophy, art as world-making: notes from a conversation with Kopano Ratele on African Art, Black Subjectivity and African Psychology

"Why don't you do something right and make a mistake?"

On The Ontological Status of the Image

Manifesto ea mokha oa makomonisi

MAKHOSAZANA XABA

Curious and Willing: Ngazibuza Ngaziphendula, Ngahumusha Kwahumusheka

RICHARD PITHOUSE

The Wretched of the Earth becomes Izimpabanga Zomhlaba

FRANTZ FANON/ MAKHOSAZANA XABA

The Wretched of the Earth - Conclusion

VUYOKAZI NGEMNTU

Who cares about Mandisi Dyantyis Anyway?

Women and Water

Notes on Spirit Capital

Conflict Cultures and the New South Africa

A Conversation with Debby Friday

DICK EL DEMASIADO

Some Notes on Cumbia and Dub

MULTIPLE AUTHORS

Thinking decolonially towards music’s institution: A post-conference reflection

FORTUNATE JWARA

In between wor(l)ds

KHADIJA TRACEY HEEGER

SHAFINAAZ HASSIM

Take your freedom and run

MPHUTLANE WA BOFELO

KHULILE NXUMALO

HENNING PIETERSE

Translating Van den vos Reynaerde (Of Reynaert the Fox) into Afrikaans

OSWALD KUCHERERA

Words to Treasure

MTUTUZELI MATSHOBA

To kill a man's pride

Political Fiction, Representation and the Canon: The Case of Mtutuzeli Matshoba

SABATA-MPHO MOKAE

Maboko a ga Alexander Pushkin 1799 - 1837

Why translate Godot into Afrikaans?

Hugo ka Canham’s Riotous Deathscapes

BARBARA ROUSSEAUX

Undoing Fascism: Notes on Milisuthando

Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o: Reclaiming the Territory of the Mind

Ausi Told Me: My Cape Herstoriography

SERGIO HENRY BEN

Read. Write. Relevance. A review of Herman Lategan's Hoerkind.

the Imagined New is a Work in Progress

MPHUTHUMI NTABENI

The city is mine by Niq Mhlongo: A review

The Comrade’s Wife by Barbara Boswell

Pain, Loss, and Reconciliation in Music and Society

Normal Bandits: Mix Tape Memories by Anders Høg Hansen

‘Southern Cinema Aesthetics’: broadly imagined in multiple frames

Writing the Nakba in Hebrew

LESEGO RAMPOLOKENG

Coming to Johnson

From "Wilcocks" to "Krotoa": The Name Changing Ceremony

The herriverse: Introducing a new kind of Research Method, one that is Structural or even Meta- insofar as it exists in the Reader’s Navigation of the Curated Space and the Possible Contingent Connections as much as in the Objects being Curated; an Epistemic Construction therefore, that is obliquely but absolutely determined by Ontologically Unpredictable Exchanges.

MARTIJN PANTLIN

Introducing herri Search

UHURU PHALAFALA

Keorapetse Kgositsile & The Black Arts Movement Book Launch, Book Lounge, Cape Town Wednesday 24 April 2024.

Lefifi Tladi - "invisible caring" or, seeing and being seen through a spiritual lens

CHRISTOPHER BALLANTINE

Edmund "Ntemi” Piliso Jazzing Through Defeat And Triumph: An Interview

DENIS-CONSTANT MARTIN

CHRIS McGREGOR (1936-1990): Searching for Form and Freedom

In Memoriam Clement Benny

"Singing Brings Joy To The Distressed" The Social History Of Zulu Migrant Workers' Choral Competitions

Stimela Sase Zola

Majaivana's Odyssey

EZEKIEL MPHAHLELE

The Non-European Character in South African English Fiction

BASIAMI “CYNTHIA” WAGAFA

Hyper-Literary Fiction: The (meta)Poetics Of Digital Fragmentation – an interview with August Highland

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Saturday 4 April 2020

NJABULO NDEBELE

Sunday 5 December 2021

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LERATO “Lavas” MLAMBO

Real human person – a mix by Lavas

SIEMON ALLEN & CHRIS ALBERTYN

Celebrating the genius of Ntemi Edmund Piliso: A mix-tape of twenty five tunes recorded on 78rpm shellac in 25 years – 1953 to 1968

ALEKSANDAR JEVTIĆ

Stone Unturned 18: The Static Cargo of Stars

WARRICK SWINNEY

Stick Fighting against extinction: end beginnings and other dada nihilismus polemics

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Fugitive reflections on pain, death, and surgery

Rob Schröder (13 November 1950 - 6 July 2024)

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