A Refreshed identity gives Vuma a contemporary new African look: Photo: Vuma Reputation Management Johannesburg, 10 October 2017. In the words of Jeff Bezos, founder of Amazon, ‘a brand for a company is like a reputation for a person’. Over the past 12 years, Vuma Reputation Management has evolved by building on their strengths, expanding their capabilities and deepening their … [Read more...] about A Refreshed identity gives Vuma a contemporary new African look
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Khanya College: a South African story of decolonisation | The Conversation
Khanya College: a South African story of decolonisation: Khanya College thought differently about its students and its curriculum. ShutterstockDecolonisation and Africanisation may appear to be new ideas on South Africa’s higher education landscape. But a tertiary college established nearly 30 years ago shows that this is not the case. The story of Khanya College proves that … [Read more...] about Khanya College: a South African story of decolonisation | The Conversation
African voices raised in support of people with albinism | The Conversation
African voices raised in support of people with albinism: Thereza Phinias, a musician who is part of the Tanzania Albinism Collective. Marilena DelliOn the remote East African island of Ukerewe in the middle of Lake Victoria, people with albinism whose voices have been largely unheard, are now writing and voicing their experiences into songs. Ukerewe is the largest inland … [Read more...] about African voices raised in support of people with albinism | The Conversation
New African literature is disrupting what Western presses prize | The Conversation
New African literature is disrupting what Western presses prize: Novelist Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie after a reading of her book 'Americanah' in Lagos in 2013. Akintunde Akinleye /ReutersAfrican literature is the object of immense international interest across both academic and popular registers. Far from the field’s earlier, post-colonial association with marginality, a … [Read more...] about New African literature is disrupting what Western presses prize | The Conversation
South African horror, Siembamba, too disturbing for some major local cinema groups
South African horror, Siembamba, too disturbing for some major local cinema groups: Siembamba’s Official Poster Photo: Vernondo Boshoff Photography The South African horror, Siembamba, by Oscar nominated Director, Darrell Roodt is too disturbing for some major cinema groups in South Africa. Roodt is the Director of popular films such as “Sarafina!” starring Whoopi … [Read more...] about South African horror, Siembamba, too disturbing for some major local cinema groups
