“Isimanga” Simon Rose Gallery

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Zibuyile Izinsika (The pillars have returned to their place.) This proverb reflects the idea of restoring strength, stability, and balance within oneself -much like rebuilding the foundation necessary to support growth and success.

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It all makes sense when you’re here. Bush air. Farmhouse calm. Midlands magic. Please visit Highveldt for your next adventure.

Anginawo amaningi

On Friday, 21 November 2025, South African women will silence the nation. We call on all women and members of the LGBTQI+ community across South Africa to refrain from all paid and unpaid work in workplaces, universities, homes, and communities to demonstrate the economic and

Declare GBVF a National Disaster in South Africa - Sign the Petition! c.org/SZVBqDmxLV via Change.org South Africa 💜💜💜

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If you have a purple profile picture, pls can I ask you to consider posting more about the women of Sudan. They are facing what the UN is calling unimaginable violence through the RSF occupation. Their fight is our fight, please, even a RT helps put them on the radar for support

Women are being killed. Men are being killed. Children are being killed. But Gender-Based Violence is the crisis destroying our communities. This is not about competing pain, it’s about demanding justice, safety, and humanity for all of us. #GBV #NationalCrisis

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The boy child will not be left behind

The Life Taught Before We Were Named This work reflects the quiet lessons learned before language and labels shape us. Standing together, the figures absorb discipline, belonging, and difference through presence rather than instruction. It speaks to a shared formation.

After 15 years, Indonesia’s rare Rafflesia bloomed, the world’s largest parasitic flower that smells like rotting meat, has no leaves, and lasts just 5 to 7 days.

The Making of a Boy Child