National Women’s Day

“Wathint'abafazi, Wathint'imbokodo!” You strike the women, You strike a rock! Internationally, women’s day is celebrated on 8th of March. This date was chosen in 1914 by various communist and socialist movements around the world, and subsequently designated internationally as a date to protest inequality between the sexes. So...

The Children of Willesden Lane

American pianist, Mona Golabek, tells the story through words, images and music of Lisa Jura, a young refugee from Austria who left her home and her family on the Kindertransport just before World War II. Listen to Beethoven, Grieg and many more as Mona brings...

White Rose Creative Project

Showcasing the 2019 White Rose Creative Project entries. The exhibition is up at the Cape Town Holocaust and Genocide Centre till 28 July....

Mark of the Life Esidimeni Decanting

Disability and Sexuality

Holocaust and Genocide Memory in Africa by Jono David

Deadly Medicine: Creating the Master Race

Children of war: broken childhood

Eva’s story: the promise

Breaking porcelain: an exhibition of broken Meissen porcelain