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Media, Social commentary

Bringing sexy back to news values and their impact on democracy

Media, Social commentary

Crisis at the SABC and its future prospects

Media, Social commentary

Talkin’ ’bout a social networking revolution

Cultural identity, Social commentary

Don’t mess with my graffiti, sweetie

Social commentary

All The Single Ladies: the Kate Middleton story

Cultural identity, Social commentary

The semiotics of fashion: identity and subcultures in South Africa

Social commentary, Social issues

Should you support Nike? A closer look at ethical consumerism

Cultural identity, Social commentary

Beauty distorted? Examining shifting perceptions of beauty

Social commentary

Shut up or do something about it: Gareth Cliff and political debates

Cultural identity, Social commentary

Does Waka Waka originate in the 1980s or 2010?

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