Jen Thorpe: Reflecting on her New Book, #FeesMustFall and Feminist Writers by EW BLOG October 8, 2020
Jamil F. Khan: On Writing Khamr, His Family’s Biggest Source of Shame and Mona Eltahawy by EW BLOG September 24, 2020
“Literature tries to refresh our engagement with the world”- Craig Higginson by EW BLOG September 17, 2020
Scatterlings| An Intriguing and Beautifully Crafted Tale of History, Family and Bitterness by Ezekiel Kekana November 26, 2020
Those Who Live in Cages| Laying Bare the Social Ills Caging Coloured Women in Eldorado Park by Ezekiel Kekana November 18, 2020
Two Minutes to Midnight: Reflecting on the Shenanigans of Nasrec and Ramaphosa’s Future on the ANC’s Hot Seat by Ezekiel Kekana June 8, 2020
Saving the Last Rhinos: A rallying call to stand against the vicious acts meted against Africa’s endangered animals by Ezekiel Kekana May 8, 2020
The story of Poppie Nongena is not for opening up old wounds, but one of love and faith by Ezekiel Kekana April 7, 2020
A House Divided reads like a carefully orchestrated assault on Patricia De Lille's legacy by Ezekiel Kekana January 29, 2020
Critical But, Stable: A Breathtakingly Well-Crafted Tale Depicting the Cost of Living a ‘Perfect Life’ by Ezekiel Kekana November 9, 2020
The Whistleblowers: Celebrating and Honouring Courageous and Self-Less South Africans by Ezekiel Kekana November 5, 2020
A Family Affair: An Affair Rich With Lessons For the Modern World by Thembi Mazibuko October 14, 2020
All Rise: A Clarion Call to Africans to Use their Constitutional Rights to Hold Those in Power to Account by Ezekiel Kekana October 2, 2020
The Price and Prize of Greatness| An Inspiring Tale on How to Rise Above Your Defects and Live your Dreams by Ezekiel Kekana November 16, 2020
Unf*ck Yourself-Unf*ck the World: A Practical Self-Help Guide on How to Reclaim One’s Being by Ezekiel Kekana October 22, 2020
Heart of a Strong Woman: Xoliswa Nduneni-Ngema’s Life Journey of Heartbreak to Healing by Ezekiel Kekana October 7, 2020
Mothers of the Nation: Praising the Motherly Role Played by the ‘Darlings of Heaven’ on God’s Children on Earth by Ezekiel Kekana September 21, 2020
The Fall- A Page-Turning Fiction Exposing the State’s Violent Behaviour in Shielding the Powerful elite to Account by Ezekiel Kekana September 16, 2020
We Dared To Win: A Recount of a Political War by Unrepented Soldiers who Served Under a Racist Ian Smith’s government by Ezekiel Kekana July 13, 2020
Untimely Beginnings: A Gripping Read of Widows Sharing the Before and Aftermath of their Husbands’ Unexpected Deaths by Puleng Hopper July 6, 2020
Indaba, My Children: Undiluted Black History Documented by Isanuse Credo Mutwa by Puleng Hopper June 26, 2020
