Cape Town, It’s Your Turn to Witness King Tha’s Dopeness
Ever been smitten with someone so much, that you think they’ve hit you with a love potion…or have a wholesomely.
Art
Music
Theatre
Urban
- 12/15/2022
- by Bonginkosi Ntiwane
Mzansi Fela Festival: A celebration of South African Talent
In the last two years, Covid19 hasn’t only robbed us of our loved ones, jobs and freedom of movement, but.
Art
Lifestyle
Music
Poetry
Profile
Urban
- 09/15/2022
- by Bonginkosi Ntiwane
Black Labone: The 5 Year-Old Who Makes Thursdays In Pretoria Special
The first five years of a child’s life are said to be important for their physical, intellectual, and social-emotional development..
Art
Theatre
- 07/23/2022
- by Bonginkosi Ntiwane
Bloke and His American Bantu: A Story of Brotherhood
I’m unsure of the context around Malcolm X’s words when he said “I believe in the brotherhood of all men,.
Art
Gallery
Profile
- 05/03/2022
- by Bonginkosi Ntiwane
Thabo Seshoka: Facilitating Conversations between Artworks at UJ Art Gallery
Director and Chief Curator of the Studio Museum in Harlem, New York City Thelma Golden once said an exhibition is.
Art
Theatre
- 04/07/2022
- by Bonginkosi Ntiwane
Charlotte Maxeke: She Never Died, She Multiplied
This is an interview between Tha Bravado Editor Bonginkosi Ntiwane and multiple award-winning playwright Napo Masheane. The interview took place.
Art
Music
Theatre
- 03/18/2022
- by Bonginkosi Ntiwane
Even in Eskom’s Blackouts, Black Joy Was Clear to See
I couldn’t help but ponder on Perfect Hlongwane’s description of black joy, as Eskom’s blackout hit right in the middle.
Opinion
Political Commentary
- 12/11/2021
- by Bonginkosi Ntiwane
The Lives Of Black Folk Book Review Pt.1
This is the first of a two-part book review of The Lives Of Black Folk, a collections of essays by a.
Entertainment
Music
- 11/05/2021
- by Bonginkosi Ntiwane
SA HIP HOP Awards: It Ain’t Priddy
Awards and elections have this in common; not everyone who contests walks away victorious. But leading up to any elections.
Artists Who Reflect Our Times Take Us Back to Live
Speaking about the role of artists in society, the incomparable Nina Simone said: “An artist’s duty, as far as I’m.