English Postgraduate prize goes to: Aneesa Bodiat 🎉🎉Her writing on fantasy writing - inventive cogency of her writing contests the heroic quest narrative, original approach to Literature in her work. Congratulations!👏🏼👏🏼
In South Africa, dismantling systemic injustice was not just a collective nationwide effort of healing; it was a project in transforming physical space. https://t.co/oQ9PY2G8gv
ICYMI:The complex history of Cape Muslim or “Malay” cuisine| @NewFrame_News https://t.co/RC15x0vgdX
“In the Cape, dishes appear to live dual lives of the enslaved and oppressors: koe’sisters and koeksisters, Cape Muslim and Afrikaner versions of bobotie, sosaties and bredies.”
Many years ago my Naani adopted her black domestic workers daughter who is my beloved Choti Khala. At the time my Naani received backlash from her family for this decision, she was uninvited from events when she insisted that my aunt come along, snide comments would be made in
Avoid descriptions of disabilities that connote pity, such as afflicted with, battling or suffers from multiple sclerosis, or overcame his disability.
Rather, has multiple sclerosis, was able to walk again.
Avoid cliches such as inspiring and brave.
The siege of #Gaza shouldve been lifted already- the WHO has said that it will be unlivable by 2020 (this year) & the pandemic has laid bare its immorality. 2 mil Palestinians sealed off from the world, collectively punished, subject to systemic war. Demand Israel lift the siege.