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Those who haunt inner city Johannesburg have their own ways of being—Wamuwi Mbao reviews The Blinded City by Matthew Wilhelm-Solomon

September 8, 2022September 8, 2022Wamuwi MbaoLeave a Comment on Those who haunt inner city Johannesburg have their own ways of being—Wamuwi Mbao reviews The Blinded City by Matthew Wilhelm-Solomon

The Blinded City by Matthew Wilhelm-Solomon is a lucidly fascinating immersion into the world of the people who occupy the…

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A chronicle of the city’s expansion—photographs from the new book Johannesburg Then and Now

November 5, 2018November 5, 2018The JRBLeave a Comment on A chronicle of the city’s expansion—photographs from the new book Johannesburg Then and Now

The cover image for the November 2018 issue of The JRB is excerpted from the new book Johannesburg Then and…

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[City Editor] A miracle under the apricot tree in Chi Town: How a writer came to name Maboneng

June 5, 2017Niq MhlongoLeave a Comment on [City Editor] A miracle under the apricot tree in Chi Town: How a writer came to name Maboneng

One morning at the beginning of February 2009 I was approached by Indra Wussow, founder and curator of The Sylt…

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