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Did you know that famed English bard William Shakespeare died because of a Covid-19 vaccination? Neither did we
A selection of things that happened today, back in the day
Opinion | Is AI the end of human creativity or a new beginning?
Explore how AI is transforming creativity and innovation, challenging traditional notions and opening new avenues for expression.
Celebrating love through poetry and music
This Valentine’s Day, ditch the chocolates and roses for something a little more poetic.
Exciting events for Heritage Day celebrations
South Africans celebrate the Heritage Day by remembering the cultural heritage of the many cultures that make up the population of South Africa.
Celebrated praise poet Jessica Mbangeni has died
Through her poetry, Mbangeni inspired many, contributing to the community as a cultural ambassador and spiritual leader.
Critically acclaimed poet Siphokazi Jonas debuts poetry collection
Cape Town based, author, poet and performer, Siphokazi Jonas has released a debut poetry collection titled Weeping Becomes a River.
KwaZulu-Natal Museum hosts 5th Annual Storytelling Festival
Celebrate the art of storytelling and support literacy by donating books to the KwaZulu-Natal Museum's annual festival this August.
St George’s Cathedral Dean Father Michael Weeder retires
Father Michael Weeder retires after 13 years as Dean of the St George’s Cathedral.
#PoeticLicence: The giant couldn't shrug off their burden
They wish they could fly, like a cloud; a weightless being floating aimlessly in the sky, carried by the winds of change.
#PoeticLicence: Matric results -Where hope and dreams are hard to meet
Goodspeed class of 2023.
UKZN Honours student is the 2022 National Poetry Slam Champion, set to represent SA in Brazil next year
UKZN student Kwanele Nyembe was described b one of the judges as a true winner in every sense of the word, capturing and captivating his audience.
Poetic Licence: Nathaniel Julies's death was of recklessness, brutality or both
The community insists there was no gang and police shoot-out. At least not this time.
#PoeticLicence: Perhaps Covid-19 hasn’t come close enough to all of us
Freedom looks like change. It looks like 1994. Like level two lockdown.
#PoeticLicence: Mere humans - we are not strong enough to tear limbs from bodies that are bigger than our own
To the over 100 abandoned babies in Gauteng hospitals; if ever there was anything you need to remember, it is that children don’t come from us.
The poetry is on the wall
Writer, graffiti artist and film maker team up for Durban installation of hope
#PoeticLicence: Corruption from the hand that gives will not go unnoticed
What is karma to politics? When sometimes liberators become oppressors.
#PoeticLicence: Being able to afford the price for your child's life, doesn't mean you should #privateschools
In the latest edition of #PoeticLicence, award-winning poet, author and former staffer puts the latest school debacle into poetry.