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Kanjikeerai, a marker of acculturating identity

Selvan Naidoo|Published

From indenture to identity, honouring the past and shaping the future

Pradeep Ramlall|Published

Swaranjali: a celebration of Indian performing arts

Post Reporter|Published

The legacy of Shri Murugan Entertainers: a tribute to Indian music

Jimmy Moodley|Published

From indentured labour to cultural revival

Selvan Naidoo|Published

Design for 1860 monument approved

Nadia Khan|Published

Join the commemoration of Indentured Workers Arrival Day on November 16

OWN Correspondent|Published

OUT NOW: Bluff Meat Supply Heritage digimag - the ultimate braai guide from the meat experts

Brandstories|Published

Watch VideoNeither white nor black enough: Caught between the racial divides

Halim Gençoğlu|Published

LETTER: Zionism hijacked and is choking authentic Judaism

Letter to the Editor|Published

An Uncomfortable Paradise: Simon’s Town’s forgotten history of enslaved people

Halim Gençoğlu|Published

South African Muslims supported the Ottoman Army during the Turco-Italian War

Halim Gençoğlu|Published

Community to return to their roots nearly 60 years later

Genevieve Serra|Published

Chinese Language Day celebrated in style in Cape Town

Venecia Valentine|Published

‘Yaller man’ Rhodes’ meeting with the Sultan of Türkiye did not go well

Halim Gençoğlu|Published

Seven kramats in ‘Circle of Tombs’ declared National Heritage Sites

Shakirah Thebus|Published

Dr Esther Mahlangu to get an honorary doctorate from Unisa

Dhivana Rajgopaul|Published

Reading British Imperialism from the will of Cecil John Rhodes

Halim Gençoğlu|Published

Cape Muslims as perceived by a Turkish theologian in 1878

Halim Gençoğlu and Opinion|Published

Family heirloom rides home on social media waves

Wendy Jasson Da Costa|Published

12 political prisoners who died at Robben Island and buried in mass grave, memorialised

Shakirah Thebus|Published

Hundreds converge in Bo-Kaap to break fast with Muslim community

Shakirah Thebus|Published

Flatties to seafood, old favourite no longer serving

Staff Reporter|Published

Sod-turning for memorial honouring black World War I servicemen

Shakirah Thebus|Published

Woman provides a ray of light at Marikana, despite memories of dark history and massacre

Staff Reporter|Published