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Week long poetry festival comes to an end

THE BAT Centre played host to the final day of the 21st Poetry Africa 2017 International Poetry Festival. The week long festival, which opened at UKZN, featured participants from South Africa and around the world.

October 22, 2017
Rudy Nkgadima Less than a minute
Lindokuhle Mahleka and Manelisi Ngidi.

THE BAT Centre played host to the final day of the 21st Poetry Africa 2017 International Poetry Festival. The week long festival, which opened at UKZN, featured participants from South Africa and around the world.

Sithembiso Mokuwa, Quaz Roodt, Mandi Vundla and Hlox Da Rebel.
Gloria Matjeketje, Sphesihle Nkosi, Reekeditsoe Sebilo and Zanele Matjeketje.
Percy Mdluli, Stan G, Proudly Legal and Goliyathi Ngenkondlo.
Mmeli Magwaza, Thubelihle Mthembu and Mabonayea Imbonsi and
Nhlakanipho Cele and Zamokuhle Dube.
Lindokuhle Mahleka and Manelisi Ngidi.
A mural of legendary musician, Busi Mhlongo looking over the poets.
Phumlani Mkhize and Karabo Mlenzana.
Poetry books and festival paraphernalia was also available for purchase.
Mondli Mbhele and Nhlakanipho Mkhize.

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October 22, 2017
Rudy Nkgadima Less than a minute

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