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Aaisha Dadi Patel
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Aaisha is completing her masters degree in media studies at Wits University. Her research interests include gender and representations of Muslim women in the media. completing her masters degree in media studies at Wits University. Her research interests include gender and representations of Muslim women in the media.
Aaisha Dadi Patel
contributor
Aaisha is completing her masters degree in media studies at Wits University. Her research interests include gender and representations of Muslim women in the media.
Aaisha Dadi Patel
contributor
Aaisha is completing her masters degree in media studies at Wits University. Her research interests include gender and representations of Muslim women in the media.
Aaisha Dadi Patel
contributor
Aaisha is completing her masters degree in media studies at Wits University. Her research interests include gender and representations of Muslim women in the media.
Aaisha Dadi Patel
contributor
Aaisha is completing her masters degree in media studies at Wits University. Her research interests include gender and representations of Muslim women in the media.
Aaisha Dadi Patel
contributor
Aaisha is completing her masters degree in media studies at Wits University. Her research interests include gender and representations of Muslim women in the media.
Aaisha Dadi Patel
contributor
Aaisha is completing her masters degree in media studies at Wits University. Her research interests include gender and representations of Muslim women in the media.
Mpho Sephelane
Mpho turned 19 this year in March and Visual Art has been her passion since she could hold a pencil. A supportive family helped with her journey. At first, her aim was to try to draw objects as they were; trying to make them look as realistic as possible. As time...
Warren Ludski
Warren Ludski is a former Cape Town journalist who now lives in Canberra, Australia. He worked for The Cape Post for five years from 1967 until it was shut down in 1972, and from 1973 to 1986 for the Cape Herald. Both publications targeted the black communities of the...
Simamkele Dlakavu
Simamkele Dlakavu, story-teller and social activist, works as a human rights television producer on one of South Africa's most popular current affairs shows, The Big Debate. She also works for international broadcasters like the BBC. Simamkele has been a youth...
Aisha Ali Haji
Aisha is a writer currently employed as a copywriter in Advertising. She is also enrolled at the University of Nairobi studying for a degree in Journalism and Media Studies. She has a strong interest in using social media as a platform to highlight, talk about and...
Roger Williamson
From 1999 to 2010, Dr Roger Williamson organised nearly 80 sustainable development conferences at Wilton Park, the UK government's specialist international centre for policy dialogue. He has also worked at senior level within Christian Aid, the Church of England and...
Mpho Matsitle
Mpho Matsitle writes and thinks in music - the only language he understands - and believes that everything must be subjected to the unforgiving scrutiny of black radical thought. He fancies himself an immortal black existentialist and a libertine. He claims he’s just...
Ebrahim Ebrahim
Ebrahim joined the liberation movement as a youth activist in 1952, and participated in the Congress of the People Campaign, that drew up and adopted the Freedom Charter in 1955. He was active in all the campaigns of the 1950s, and after the banning of the ANC in...
Ntando PZ Mbatha
Ntando PZ Mbatha was born and bred in Ladysmith/Emnambithi, a town in Northern KwaZulu Natal. She holds a Master’s degree in History and currently works as a heritage coordinator for the Department of Sport Arts Culture and Recreation. Ntando is very passionate about...
Subry Govender
Subry Govender has been a journalist for over 40 years. He was detained, harassed, banned, under house-arrested and denied a passport during the struggles against apartheid and white minority rule in the 1970s and 1980s. He spent the 1970s, 1980s and 1990s fighting...
Mary-Anne Gontsana
Mary-Anne Gontsana was born and bred in Cape Town and lives in Montevideo. She has been a reporter for the online news website GroundUp since the start of 2012. She studied journalism at the Cape Peninsula University of Technology. She has had work experience at the...