OFM Art Beat: Decolonising the Book presented by the NWU Gallery
In the OFM Art Beat, Mid-Morning Magic’s Yolanda Maartens is joined by Jo-Ann Chan to chat about the current exhibition at the NWU Main Gallery titled “Decolonising the Book”.This...
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In the OFM Art Beat, Mid-Morning Magic’s Yolanda Maartens is joined by Jo-Ann Chan to chat about the current exhibition at the NWU Main Gallery titled “Decolonising the Book”.This...
Africa's first monthly consumer confidence index (KIC Score) rose 1% in February to +13, its highest level since the inception of the measure in June 2016...
This article was first published in Daily Maverick 168 Many people have rediscovered entertainment, escapism and inspiration for the future in bookshops – maybe that’s why it’s called the novel coronavirus. “The best three days we’ve ever had were the three days before the first lockdown in March,” says Chris Reinders, manager of Books Galore in Linden, Johannesburg. Since lockdown eased and his shop reopened it has remained busy. “People came back to reading when they got bored of all the screen time on electronic devices during lockdown,” he says. Browsing old bookshops is f...