In a recent address at the Global Impact Forum in Mumbai, South Africa’s Consul General, Gideon Labane, emphasized the robust relationship between South Africa and India. With shared cultural connections and a large Indian-origin population in South Africa, Labane expressed confidence in the growing bilateral ties.
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South African photography, whether emerging from the front lines of oppression and struggle, or documenting everyday life in a troubled, hopeful place, has occupied a distinctive position in the annals of global photojournalism and political witness. But what happens when one changes the aperture from photographs in general to the photobook in particular? In Photo…
Hong Kong, September 4: The annual Hong Kong Wine & Dine Festival is set to return bigger and bolder this autumn, transforming the Central Stage, Central Harbourfront Event Space into a vibrant epicurean paradise from 29 October to 1 November 2026. Set against the iconic Victoria Harbour skyline, the festival will feature over 300 booths,…
Gov’t to organise celebrations for Boma-Badingilo’s UNESCO World Heritage listing – Eye Radio
With this exhibition, Brussels aims to draw attention to the important, yet, according to organisers, still often underappreciated role of Africa in global art history. “Africa is not only recognised as the cradle of humanity, but also has a centuries-old tradition of artistic innovation and creation,” it is stated.
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Six heritage destinations across Southern Africa are preparing to give visitors a richer connection to the landscapes, traditions and memories that make each place special. A UNESCO-supported regional training programme has equipped heritage professionals and community guides with practical ways to turn local knowledge into guided experiences, cultural trails, exhibitions, digital features and storytelling activities…
Story by ANI | Posted by Ashhar Alam | Date 31-08-2026 Kyrgyz academician Gulzat Maiachinova
Nquthu, South Africa – When Zwelibi Jack Ngubane died at the age of 105, he had already made one thing clear to his family: he wanted to be buried as a Muslim.
India’s engagement with Africa on traditional medicine could move from shared heritage towards a shared ecosystem of research, regulation, manufacturing and skills development, deepening South-South scientific cooperation
