10th South African Literary Awards
4th Africa Century International African Writers Conference
Featuring
AfreeLitMarts Live Show
AfreeWritePlayArts Expo
Poetry & Music Jam Session
PROGRAMME
6th to 7thNovember 2015, Tshwane Events Centre
Conference Theme:
Contribution of the African Writer to the Development of the Continent: Inclusion, Equality and Development in African Literature
Inspired by the AU’s 2015 theme: Women’s Empowerment and Development Towards Africa’s Agenda 2063, and 20thAnniversary of the Beijing Conference on Women
DAY 1: FRIDAY 6TH Nov 2015
Gates open at 9H00 (P8 WF Nkomo Street)
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VENUE & TIME |
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Conference Delegates |
9H00 – 9H30 |
Conference Opening Address |
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Minister of Arts And Culture: Mr Nathi Mthethwa |
9H30 – 10H00 |
Presentations |
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Panel 1: Reconstructs and New Constructs of Women Writers in the Development of African Literature and Society Chair: Prof Vuyisile Msila Presenters: Prof Muxe Nkondo Topic Malusi Ntoyapi Topic |
10H00 – 11h30 |
Panel 2: Place and Role of Women Literary and Other Artists: Post-Colonial Governance During Africa’s Renaissance in the African Century Chair: Prof Nhlanhla Maake Presenters: Dr MatholeMotshekga “(Ancient African Literature and its role in the shaping of the 21st century) Nondumiso Msimanga “ De-stressing Race: Documenting The ‘Trauma Of Freedom’ In Post-Apartheid South Africa From The Viewpoint of a Black Female Born During The National State of Emergency (1985–1990)” |
11H30 – 13H00Veepos Foyer |
LUNCH |
13H00 – 14H00VeeposFoyer |
Live Broadcast |
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SAfm – Afternoon Talk With Ashraf Garda |
14H00 – 16H00 |
The Lecture |
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4th International African Writers Conference Lecture "African Orature Artists and Writers Birthing Prof Micere Githae Mugo,World-renowned Activist,Academic, Poet, Playwright, Literary Critic and Scholar |
14H00 – 15H00Veepos Foyer |
The Poet Laureate Programme |
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Prof Keorapetse Kgositsile, In His Own Words
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15H00 – 16H00Veepos Foyer |
Creative Writing Skills Development Workshops |
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Genre: Poetry Genre: Short story |
9H00 – 13H00 Hall L, North Wing Cubicle A Hall L, North Wing Cubicle B |
SALA Expo: AfreeWritePlayArts Expo |
VENUE & TIME |
Arts, Craft and Clothing Exhibitions by Kara Heritage Institute and TanzaniteSunset (Pty) Ltd Warm-up Session with Jerry K |
9H00 – 16H00 9H00 – 9H30 |
In the Name of Africa, Celebrating Languages Poetry Performances by Nqobile Mazibuko,Shumi Da Poet, Poet Faro, Afro Twist |
9H30 – 10H00 |
IsiXhosa Storytelling by Hluma Zakakaof Lisahluma Skills Development Services |
10H00 – 10H30 |
African Drums In The Air (an interactive drum session) by |
10H30 – 11H00 |
Book reading, (Kiddies Session at the Library Village), by Bongani Godide of Nal’ibali |
11H00 – 11H30 |
Bua Africa, Spelling B Session |
11H30 – 12H30 |
Book reading, (Kiddies Session at the Library Village), by Bongani Godide of Nal’ibali |
African village |
Book reading, (Kiddies Session at the Library Village), by Portia Daniso |
13H30 – 14H00 |
Poetry and music |
14H00 – 16H00 |
SALA Expo: AfreeWritePlayArts Expo |
VENUE & TIME |
Book Exhibitions
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9H00 – 16H00 |
Book Reading and Discussion |
11H30 – 12H30 |
Book Reading and Discussion
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14H30 – 15H30 |
Poetry and Music Jam Session |
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A Night of Poetry and Music, Celebrating Africa’s Literary and Arts Heritage featuring: Sonke, Andiswa, Busiswa Mhlaba, Kay-Cee Zo, Shumi Da Poet, Lucas Bonoko, JoemanKgomo, Mr Doo, Tarpsnarch, Danny Khoza, Lebo Mahlasela, Nqobile Mazibuko, Mini Cupper, Lesedi Ngobeni and more… |
18H30 – 22H00 |
DAY 2: SATURDAY 7TH Nov 2015
Gates open at 9H00 (P8 WF Nkomo Street)
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VENUE & TIME |
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Registration |
9H00 – 10H00 |
Panel 1: Human Rights: Unequal equalities – Sexuality, Health, Social & Class Status Representation & Treatment: AWoman’s Take Chair:Prof Vuyisile Msila Presenters: “Have Human Rights Been Applied Equally To Men and Women?” Prof Puleng Segalo Dr Theresa Ennin “Struggles Of The ‘Grassroots People’: In conversation With Emma Darko’s Faceless” |
Veepos foyer |
Panel 2: Gendered Influence on the Liberation Struggles, Political andCultural Impact on the Advancement of Women Discourse and Development. Chair: Prof Nhlanhla Maake Presenters: Dr Siphiwe Ignatius Dube “Nomadic Subjectivity in the Novels of Four African Women Writers: Americanah, We Need New Names, Woman at Point Zero, and Your Name Shall Be Tanga” Thato Magano “ beyond Fanon’s Manichean Decolonisation: Advocating for a queered humanity” |
Veepos Foyer |
LUNCH |
VeeposFoyer |
Language Colloquium |
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The Role of Mother Tongue In Influencing and Shaping Our Political, Social, Cultural and Economic Landscape in the 21stCentury Onwards. Discussion Panel: Facilitator: Prof Pitika Ntuli |
Veepos Foyer |
Creative Writing Skills Development Workshops |
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Genre: Poetry Genre: Short story |
Hall L, North Wing cubicle A, Hall L, North Wing Cubicle B |
SALA Expo: AfreeWritePlayArts Expo
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VENUE & TIME |
Arts, Craft and Clothing Exhibitions by Kara heritage Institute and TanzaniteSunset (Pty) Ltd Warm up session with Jerry K |
9H00 – 16H00 9H00 – 9H30 |
In the Name of Africa, Celebrating Languages Poetry Performances, by Inkflow Poetry Project and Other Poets |
9H30 – 10H00 |
Storytelling by Centre for the Book |
10H00 – 10H30 |
African Drums In The Air (an interactive drum session), by |
10H30 – 11H00 |
Book Reading, (Kiddies Session at the Library Village), by Portia Daniso,of Nal’ibali |
11H00 – 11H30 |
Bua Africa, Spelling B session |
11H30 – 12H30 |
Book Reading, (Kiddies session at the Library Village), by Bongani Godide of Nal’ibali |
African village |
Book Reading, (Kiddies session at the Library Village), by Portia Daniso |
13H30 – 14H00 |
Poetry and Music |
14H00 – 16H00 |
SALA Expo: AfreeWritePlayArts Expo
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VENUE & TIME |
Book Exhibitions
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9H00 – 16H00 |
Book Reading in Brailleand Discussion |
9H30 – 10H30 |
Book Reading and Discussion |
11H00 – 12H00 |
Reading in Sign Language and Discussion Interpreter: |
13H00 – 14H30 |
South African Literary Awards, featuring AfreeLitmarts Live Show |
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South African Literary Awards Gala dinner, featuring AfreeLitmarts Live Show Micere Githae Mugo |
18H30 – 23H00 |
2015 Performers
Bongani Godide
Bongani Godide is the Cluster Mentor for the Nal’ibali campaign in Gauteng. His success as the Gauteng Nal’ibali Cluster Mentor involves local people, teachers and caregivers to be part of his community projects, which will increase sustainability and accountability. Bongani has experience as an actor and professional storyteller, as well as a passion for developing literacy. In 2004, he won at the Sibikwa Storytelling Festival. He is full of exciting and innovative ideas for sparking a love of stories in small communities, such as the “Read a Story to a School Near You” project, which invites ordinary people who can read and write to visit a local school or library and read.
Portia Daniso
Portia Daniso is the National Support Trainer. She studied media and journalism at Achievers Business College and, in 2010, went back to college to study E.C.D level 5 higher certificate at College of Cape Town. Wanting to know more about early childhood development, in 2011, she then enrolled at UNISA for her B. Ed. Degree in Foundation phase. Her interest in developmental psychology and literacy has seen her work for mainstream as well as Montessori education.
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SINDISWA SEAKHOA
Call for Papers
4th Africa Century International African Writers Conference
CLOSING DATE EXTENDED TO 30TH SEPTEMBER 2015
6th – 7th November 2015
Theme:
Contribution of the African Writer to the Development of the Continent: Inclusion, Equality and Development in African Literature.