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Afrikaaps and decoloniality: a case study of a hip hop artist on the Cape Flats in Cape Town South Africa
There has been much debate surrounding the topic of the ‘coloured' community, its history as well as its identity and social placement within South African society post-apartheid. After the run of the theatre production Afrikaaps (2011), a rise in interest and pride in this ‘coloured' culture as wel...
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College of Music
2026
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