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is a Malawian-South African writer with life experiences accumulated across three different continents – Africa, North America and Europe. She’s a dynamic young professional interested in all things social justice, with over six years’ experience in development work.
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5 Stories
is a Malawian-South African writer with life experiences accumulated across three different continents – Africa, North America and Europe. She’s a dynamic young professional interested in all things social justice, with over six years’ experience in development work.
BOETUMELO JULIANNE NYASULU
OCTOBER 25 2021
BOETUMELO JULIANNE NYASULU•OCTOBER 25 2021
Unlike his predecessors, Nelson Mandela and Thabo Mbeki, Jacob Zuma had a presidency coloured by a messy personal life and corruption charges.
BOETUMELO JULIANNE NYASULU
SEPTEMBER 8 2021
BOETUMELO JULIANNE NYASULU•SEPTEMBER 8 2021
In the freedom fighting legacy of Malawi’s Vera Chirwa, you see the power of emotion and feelings, often devalued in women, as the driver of her activism. You see, also, the feelings and compassion for the people whose freedom she fought for and still the love she held for her own family, while being tortured and violated by the country she stood for.
BOETUMELO JULIANNE NYASULU
MAY 7 2021
BOETUMELO JULIANNE NYASULU•MAY 7 2021
Author of ‘A Pair of Broad Bottoms’ and ‘Politics of Exposure’, Boetumelo Julianne Nyasulu, considers writing as a form of worship. ‘I truly feel closest to God when I write. Like it’s exactly what I’m supposed to be doing. I’m transported somewhere, and hours go by.’
BOETUMELO JULIANNE NYASULU
JUNE 29 2020
BOETUMELO JULIANNE NYASULU•JUNE 29 2020
Not even in fiction is Saartjie Baartman spared the reduction to her physical features that attends her life in Europe.
BOETUMELO JULIANNE NYASULU
JUNE 26 2020
BOETUMELO JULIANNE NYASULU•JUNE 26 2020
When tracking the progression of Gideon Mendel’s photos, there is a shift from representations of suffering, pain, and death of people living with HIV/AIDS to those in which he aims to show people in a ‘positive, individualized way’.