by Alyssa Harrison Photographs are like time machines. One glimpse at a photograph and you are transported back to a time that has long since been deeply lodged in your subconsciousness. But when you look at it, all those emotions, those memories from that time,
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by Alyssa Harrison When I walked through the forest, my boots sinking through the soft, glistening white snow, I stared up at the towering trees above me, unable to take in the beauty surrounding me. Everything was peaceful, picturesque, the very air shimmering with magic.
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by Sonia Namukuta Reporting with the Senses. Sight by Sonia Namukuta. © Namukuta
Portrait of a Place By Asive Mzizi “Benjamin Mahlasela Secondary School, located in Makhanda in the Eastern Cape, was first established in the 1980s and started as a result of having an outstanding number of pupils that were not in school as they could not find
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Portrait of a place by Zamamiya Majola Portrait of a Place. Miki Vili Stadium, Joza Ext. 5, Makhanda. Photography by Zamamiya Majola, 2020. © Majola