The South African politics needs young cats/people like #Nhlanhla_Lux to change things in the country. Young people can’t shoulder their responsibility in old politicians while we know for the fact that they will not be here in the Next 5
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Another Look At This Virus: The privileged have been prolific during lockdown Writes John Vlismas
With networked processing power and security, we feel wise. We preach innovation – groceries are delivered, children are virtually schooled. Surplus makes adaptation as novel as the virus. Zoom and OneCart and Netflix and BlackBoard are new life partners. Are
Editorial Feature: Comedians are Our Last Defenders of Freedom of Speech by Marvin Hunter
Being sensitive is a great human trait when used as a deterrent from injustices. However like most things in life, too much of anything is never a good thing. Without a balance, good intentions can be overwhelming and/or detrimental to
Happy Accidents! Great comedy is unexpected, it surprises and delights us by Claudine Ullman
Great comedy is unexpected, it surprises and delights us. Similarly, life can be totally magical when it catches us off guard. It was 2011 and I was standing on the side of the road outside my local bar, when a
WATCH: Comedian David Kibuuka should be given a chance to be one of the Reporters of The Daily Show
Comedian David Kibuuka is one of the greatest and baddest political reporters I have ever seen doing comedic political reporting on television. To prove my point, some of you have seen him as international field reporter/correspondent on the Late Nite
Comedian Conrad Koch Defend Leon Schuster for using ‘blackface’ in his movies, he’s SA icon
Comedian Conrad Koch, who once also faced allegations of using blackface, reflects on Leon Schuster, race and the politics of privilege.’I grew up loving Leon Schuster, he’s an icon of our racist society’. When Showmax announced that it would be removing “racially insensitive”
Comedian Joe Emilio delves on ‘Cancel Culture’ and some of it’s (un)intended consequences
Joe Emilio, who recently had a personal encounter with cancel culture, delves into some of its (un)intended consequences, not only on performers’ careers, but on the art of entertainment. We often look back on history, reflecting on the evolution and