In conversation with Koleka Putuma
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in Written Word, culture, music
music
9 Passports and No Pass
In this poetic commentary on Dathini Mzayiya’s video portrait of Miriam Makeba, Lindokuhle Nkosi inscribes moments of death, spiritual calling, sorrow and exile born by Makeba, during her singular and passionate life.
Read MoreMusic casts light on Isandlwana
in music
In a musical lecture at explores amahubo, sonic historian Mbuso Khoza and the African Heritage Ensemble marry art, history and research to explore the story of the British defeat at Isandlwana.
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Praying the Devil to Hell
in music
For those in coordination with the modalities of war and worship, who follow the fire and study incineration, it is not alarming at all that the Gods have begun to appear at their own places of worship.
They step off their gilded thrones; descending on billowy, sheep-skin clouds. They lowered themselves, ensconced in light, amongst blare and horn, and forlorn shrills and toots and booms. When they hid themselves in the blaring, repudiating their light for ours.
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