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10.00 10.30 Tea break COLIN WEBB HALL 10.30 11.15 Gcina Mhlophe 11.15 11.45 Miriam Tlali first Black women to publish a novel in English 11.45 12.15 Oswald Mtshali - Winner Oliver Schreiner Prize for `Sounds from a Cowhide Drum 12.15 13.00 William Zulu Liyoze Line Nangakithi Winner of Pan African Language Board Awards (PanSALB) 2011 13.00 14.00 Lunch 14.00 14.30 Elwyn Jenkins John Ross, Baden Powell and Dinuzulus Beads 14.30 15.00 Abednego Maphumulo - Mazisi Kunene 15.00 15.30 Michael Chapman Lewis Nkosi - Commemorating the Exile at Home 15.30 16.00 Jonathan Draper - Magema Fuze - The Making of a Kholwa Intellectual
10.00 10.30 Jackie Kalley - Veld, Vlei and Rose Gardens World Federation of Rose Societies Vice President for Africa 10.30 11.00 Tea 11.00 11.30 Suleman Danghor - Muslim Traders of KZN 11.30 12.00 Daphne Olivier - The Kennaway Woman 12.00 12.30 William Zulu - Spring Will Come - Finalist in Sunday Times Alan Paton Literary Awards 12.30 13.00 Anton Harber - Mampoer Short - The new publishing frontier 13.00 14.00 Lunch 14.00 - 14.30 David Robbins Journalist at Witness, CNA Literary Award 1986, Lifetime Achievement Literary Award from South African Ministry of Arts & Culture (2010)
14.30 15.00 John Carlyon - Nocturnal Birds of SA 15.00 16.00 Ahmed Kathrada - A Simple Freedom Struggle Icon 16.00 17.00 Wine & cheese tasting
Tickets: R50 per day for full programme, available at the door
With sincere thanks to Nicky Grieshaber for the entertainment.
09.30 10.00 Elana Bregin - Survival Training for Broken Hearts 10.00 10.30 Kyle Allan Poetry 10.30 11.00 Hector Kunene Poetry 11.00 11.30 TEA 11.30 12.00 Anton Harber Of frogs and fractals: the making of Diepsloot Founder M&G, Paton Prize Finalist 2012 12.00 12.30 Aziz Hassim 12.30 13.00 Judge Chris Nicholson Papwa 13.00 14.00 LUNCH 14.00 14.45 Dr Ian Player - Sir Lawrence of Arabia 14.45 15.15 Ahmed Kathrada Memories of Mandela 15.15 16.00 Ashwin Desai - Shakespeare on Robben Island