Staffrider was a South African literary magazine that was published between 1978 and 1996. Staffrider was first published in March 1978. Its founder was...
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2307/3044017. JSTOR 3044017. Kgositsile, "Crossing Borders Without Leaving", Staffrider, Vol. 4, No. 2 (1991, 5–10), 6. "Crossing Borders" 10. Dangor, Achmat...
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the BBC and in the 1980s several more of her stories were published in Staffrider and her play, The Web of Persuasion, was produced by SABC. Her 1987 short...
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for anti-apartheid publishing house Ravan Press and as an editor for Staffrider magazine. He lives in Johannesburg, South Africa and is a Professor of...
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veteran of the ANC Women's League. She was also a poet and published in Staffrider. After the end of apartheid, she served in the Provincial Executive Committee...
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Contrast Magazine – 1985/1986 Emergency by Richard Rive Ten Years of Staffrider, 1988 A Walk in the Night and Stone Country by Alex La Guma The Struggle...
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). The World of Nat Nakasa: Selected Writings of the Late Nat Nakasa (Staffrider Series, No. 27). Ravan Press. ISBN 0-86975-050-X. Les Switzer (ed.), South...
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South African literary magazines such as Bliksem, Contrast, New Coin, Staffrider, and struck up a friendship with publisher, Robert Berold, who has contributed...
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Apartments built. 1976 16 June: Soweto uprising. Market Theatre opens. 1978 – Staffrider literary magazine begins publication. 1980 Municipal workers' strike....
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Soweto Stories by Pandora Press. Tlali co-founded and contributed to Staffrider magazine, for which she wrote a regular column, "Soweto Speaking", as...
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COSAW (Congress of South African Writers) publications and the journal Staffrider. Many of these poets, particularly the anti-apartheid writers, suffered...
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poems published in magazines such as New Coin, New Contrast, Phoebe, Staffrider and Agenda. His first collection was Emergency Poems. In his introduction...
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following its release of Njabulo Ndebele's novel Fools and Other Stories (Staffrider Series, No. 19), Ravan Press won the Noma Award for Publishing in Africa...
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led to a new growth of black South African Literature. In the 1970s, Staffrider magazine became the dominant forum for the publication of BC literature...
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After Wietie was forced to close down, Christopher van Wyk returned to Staffrider to become chief editor. Gareth Cornwell; Dirk Klopper; Craig Mackenzie...
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appeared in such magazines and literary journals as Drum, Tribute, Pace, Staffrider, and The Johannesburg Review of Books. His first novel, Bitches' Brew...
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numerous South African literary journals, including Upstream, Sesame, Staffrider, Contrast, New Contrast, New Coin, and Carapace. Occasionally poems have...
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Retrieved 27 February 2024. Ndebele, Njabulo S. (1984). "Turkish Tales". Staffrider. 6 (1): 24–48 – via South African History Online. Marasela, Senzeni (26...
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Dineo (1999). "Black woman, you are on your own: images of black women in Staffrider short stories, 1978–1982" (MA thesis). Gqola, Pumla Dineo (2004). "Shackled...
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[Photographic essay, District Six] Contrast, Cape and Transvaal Printers. 1970s: Staffrider, Johannesburg. 1970s–'80s: Heinemann's African Writers Series book covers...
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political activities such as women working". Her work has appeared in Staffrider magazine. She is married to visual artist Kagiso Mautloa. In April 2023...
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multiple initiatives such as The Creative Youth Association, Ravan Press, Staffrider. Matsemela Manaka died in a car accident in 1998. The Horn Imbumba Egoli:...
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southern Africa, including the University of Zimbabwe in 1983 and the Staffrider exhibitions of 1984 and 1985. In 1985 his work formed part of the exhibition...
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pages. Poetry. Chipasula, Frank Mkalawili (1984). O Earth, Wait for Me. Staffrider series, no. 22. Johannesburg: Ravan Press, Exclusive Books [distributor]...
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stories, poems and essays have been published in many journals, among them Staffrider, Présence Africaine, Callalloo, The Gar, and Essence, and she read and...
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writer of accessible literature for new readers. He was also editor of Staffrider from 1981 to 1986 and in 1980 started the short-lived Wietie magazine...
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Molotov Cocktail, Moto, Okyeame, Revue Noire, Savacou, Souffles, Spear, Staffrider, Straight No Chaser, The Book of Tongues, The Cricket: Black Music in...
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1988 Children (Johannesburg, South Africa) Group. 1988. Ten Years of Staffrider (Market Photography Gallery, South Africa) Group. 1989 Beyond the Barricades...
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new beginning for South African Poetry. Peter Horn, Poems 1964–1989". Staffrider. 10 (1). Reddy, Vasu (21 May 1993). "Horn's latest volume 'powerful, brooding'"...
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Democratic Front, while also contributing poetry, essays, and graphics to Staffrider magazine, an important and explicitly non-racial literary production in...
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