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"Die lewe is net bloot
die dood in remissie."

"tot jy jonk is
ongeskonde
soos maanlig
soos ’n kind"

"toe ons verlore was
op die oop rowwe see
in ’n baie klein bakkie
wat gelek het met een riem"

"Ek het aandagtig geluister
hoe hy sy hart uitstort
In ’n stadium het ek
so kwaad geword ..."

We should stop worrying about the names of towns and streets. We should, however, worry about South Africa becoming a failed state. In this lecture Sihle Khumalo urges South Africans to have difficult conversations, to move beyond their comfort zones. He does so while reflecting on his many travels throughout Africa.

"We all have to take ownership," says Frans Rautenbach, an advocate and the author of several books, the latest being Help yourself South Africa. In this lecture, delivered at the Etienne van Heerden Veldsoirée 2023, he highlights practical things that ordinary citizens can do to make South Africa work again.

"Naudé is een van die outeurs wat in hulle romans telkens die leser se verwysingshorison verbreed met intertekstuele invlegtings."

"Die skrywer se vel is ’n chiasme tussen hom en die wêreld. Dit is deur sy vel dat die wêreld aan hom vat en dit is deur daardie selfde vel dat hy op sy beurt met sy pen en woorde aan die wêreld vat."

Here is the first round of feedback from the LitNet | STAND theatre review workshop mentors: Tracy Saunders and Nkgopoleng Moloi react to the first version of Kwanele Nyembe’s theatre review.

Here is the first round of feedback from the LitNet | STAND theatre review workshop mentors: Tracy Saunders and Nkgopoleng Moloi react to the first version of Alberto Smit’s theatre review.

Here is the first round of feedback from the LitNet | STAND theatre review workshop mentors: Tracy Saunders and Nkgopoleng Moloi react to the first version of Klara van Rooyen’s theatre review.

Here is the first round of feedback from the LitNet | STAND theatre review workshop mentors: Tracy Saunders and Nkgopoleng Moloi react to the first version of Ignus Rademeyer’s theatre review.

Here is the first round of feedback from the LitNet | STAND theatre review workshop mentors: Tracy Saunders and Nkgopoleng Moloi react to the first version of Jane Mpholo’s theatre review.

Hier is die eerste terugvoer vanaf die mentors van die LitNet STAND-teaterresensieslypskool. Wayne Muller en Mercy Kannemeyer reageer op die eerste weergawe van Olga Leonard se resensie.

Hier is die eerste terugvoer vanaf die mentors van die LitNet | STAND-teaterresensieslypskool. Wayne Muller en Mercy Kannemeyer reageer op die eerste weergawe van Paul Kammies se resensie.

Hier is die eerste terugvoer vanaf die mentors van die LitNet | STAND-teaterresensieslypskool. Wayne Muller en Mercy Kannemeyer reageer op die eerste weergawe van Cathy Hugo se resensie.

Hier is die eerste terugvoer vanaf die mentors van die LitNet | STAND-teaterresensieslypskool. Wayne Muller en Jean Meiring reageer op die eerste weergawe van Candice Jantjies se resensie.

Hier is die eerste terugvoer vanaf die mentors van die LitNet | STAND-teaterresensieslypskool. Wayne Muller en Mercy Kannemeyer reageer op die eerste weergawe van Jeani Heyns se resensie.

"Addressing structural racism in South Africa requires a comprehensive and sustained effort from government, but also from us as citizens, who fundamentally believe that 'ons is nie almal so nie'. It necessitates policies that promote economic empowerment, educational equality and social parity."

"As employees cope with career decisions amidst digital transformation, remote work shifts and changing skill requirements, industrial psychologists could utilise Savickas’s theory to offer guidance and direction."