The Big Issue Magazine

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Derek Carelse, Desireé Johnson, Gadija Gamieldien, Marlinee Chetty Managing Director: Derek Carelse Advertising, Fundraising & CSI: Derek Carelse Email: derekcarelse@mweb.co.za Office Administrator: Penelope Hawker-Mdingi Finance:

With a bright and positive start to 2023 the glittering Cape minstrels are back, the NSRI is saving lives; Avatar: The Way of the Water is worth watching on ‘bigger' screens, if only for its special effects; the City of Cape Town is acting to combat

Name: Progress Cembi Vendor number: 1616 Find him at: Cavendish Street, Claremont About: Progress has sold The Big Issue for more than 10 years. He is married with two children aged 19 and 24. Selling the magazine has taught him how to communicate pr

My conduct with the vendors has always been influenced by a strong desire to learn from them. I have tried to keep an open mind and came into my social work role at The Big Issue as a blank slate trying to grasp as much as possible. This has been a r

A moment after Our Poisoned Land reached The Big Issue, NB Publishers reported that Julius Malema and his sidekick Floyd Shivambu were trying to ban the book from print. Released on 11 November 2022, Our Poisoned Land is the sequel to Jacques Pauw's

Sisanda Nkoala is a Senior Lecturer at the Cape Peninsula University of Technology’s (CPUT) media department. She also serves as the Faculty Language and Transformation Coordinator for the CPUT Faculty of Informatics and Design. She holds a PhD in Rh

Seven troupes include Carnival Boys, Manenberg Superstars, Fabulous Woodstock Starlites, West London All Stars, Juvie Boy Entertainers, Baruch Entertainers and Cape Town Hawkers. When: 28 January 2023. D6 Raw, Ashwin Willemse Orient, Exquisite Golden

What would you do if you were being bullied? How would you correct your behaviour if you were the bully? Write your answers here: Images: Freepik.com, Getty Images ■

Since becoming the highestgrossing film of all time back in 2009, Avatar has polarised viewers. Audiences span the spectrum of obsessives fascinated by its next-gen technical achievements and tall, blue, digital aliens, to haters deeming it a Pocahon

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Derek Carelse, Desireé Johnson, Gadija Gamieldien, Marlinee Chetty Managing Director: Derek Carelse Advertising, Fundraising & CSI: Derek Carelse Email: derekcarelse@mweb.co.za Office Administrator: Penelope Hawker-Mdingi Finance:

With a bright and positive start to 2023 the glittering Cape minstrels are back, the NSRI is saving lives; Avatar: The Way of the Water is worth watching on ‘bigger' screens, if only for its special effects; the City of Cape Town is acting to combat

Name: Progress Cembi Vendor number: 1616 Find him at: Cavendish Street, Claremont About: Progress has sold The Big Issue for more than 10 years. He is married with two children aged 19 and 24. Selling the magazine has taught him how to communicate pr

My conduct with the vendors has always been influenced by a strong desire to learn from them. I have tried to keep an open mind and came into my social work role at The Big Issue as a blank slate trying to grasp as much as possible. This has been a r

A moment after Our Poisoned Land reached The Big Issue, NB Publishers reported that Julius Malema and his sidekick Floyd Shivambu were trying to ban the book from print. Released on 11 November 2022, Our Poisoned Land is the sequel to Jacques Pauw's

Sisanda Nkoala is a Senior Lecturer at the Cape Peninsula University of Technology’s (CPUT) media department. She also serves as the Faculty Language and Transformation Coordinator for the CPUT Faculty of Informatics and Design. She holds a PhD in Rh

Seven troupes include Carnival Boys, Manenberg Superstars, Fabulous Woodstock Starlites, West London All Stars, Juvie Boy Entertainers, Baruch Entertainers and Cape Town Hawkers. When: 28 January 2023. D6 Raw, Ashwin Willemse Orient, Exquisite Golden

What would you do if you were being bullied? How would you correct your behaviour if you were the bully? Write your answers here:

Since becoming the highestgrossing film of all time back in 2009, Avatar has polarised viewers. Audiences span the spectrum of obsessives fascinated by its next-gen technical achievements and tall, blue, digital aliens, to haters deeming it a Pocahon