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Young people of today are not only fighting for a more equitable society and against racism, but also against things such as gender-based violence

Commemorating 50 years of the June 16 Soweto protests

Nadia Davids discusses her book 'Cape Fever' with Mila de Villiers.

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South Africa this week honours the events of 50 years ago that gave rise to Youth Day on June 16th following the murder and victimisation of young protestors in Soweto’s townships as they protested against apartheid's education system in 1976.

How a memoir about the Soweto uprising became an unexpected journey into buried secrets, inherited trauma and healing for a BBC journalist.

A bit of humour goes a long way in these dark and dangerous times, writes Ndumiso Ngcobo.

An edited extract from the book ‘Tsietsi Mashinini’, about the first leader of the Soweto Students’ Representative Council, by Sam Mathe

New Netflix show is a highlight of a career built on childhood dreams

Forget bland budget accommodation. These options prove that where you stay can be as memorable as where you go

King’s birthday celebrations double as farewell for Britain’s envoy in Pretoria

An interview with the cast of 'The Four Seasons' Season 2 on Netflix which follows four couples navigating complex personal issues during joint vacations, including grief, adoption, romance, and new beginnings.

The World Food Photography Awards have shifted from showcasing overly stylised, unrealistic food images to highlighting deeper human stories, as seen in this year’s winning photograph of an elderly woman having breakfast in a Tajikistan sanatorium.

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