“Isizathu Esihle Singafihla Ububi”…by Buntu Fihla
Born and raised eQonce (King William’s Town), I spent my childhood years in the Ciskei, a section of South Africa that was under homeland rule. In many ways the main themes that drive my work today: memory, place, collective thought,
Live on the Winston stage, eDikeni | “Yakhal’ Inkomo” – …by Lereko Ntshona
Just when I thought that night couldn’t get any better, it was topped off by this legend of a man, asking me to look after his saxophone after the show. “Guard my horn mtshana (nephew), guard it with your life…”
“A Homage to Heritage”…by Zoë Sinclair
One of the many things I learned from my first trip to South Africa, is that it’s very important to have positive role models around to inspire, motivate and exemplify values and behaviour worthy of imitation - We tend to
In Keeping with eDikeni… by Kgalalelo Gaitate
In keeping with eDikeni’s mandate to create a luxe Pan-African experience for the discerning Epicurean, I’ve put together artwork that comments on various aspects of the subcultures throughout the South African terrain.