It is a love story that transcends breast worship, old age, death, and decay, not to mention the apocalypse that never occurred.

Seventy years after interracial marriages were prohibited in South Africa, the author writes about what happened when he married a white woman.

In the City Press edition of May 26, Phetogo Moele offers what masquerades as a critical review of my book aptly titled: The Love Diary of a Zulu Boy. Instead of giving his readers a nuanced analysis of the written text, Moele plays fast and loose with the facts.

The film Yesterday screened recently at the opening of the 25th Durban International Festival. Directed by Darryl James Roodt, Yesterday portrays the stereotypical African woman as a collector of wood, bearer of children and beast of burden.