Nadia Kamies

Namibia held its first Genocide Remembrance Day on May 28, 2025 to commemorate the genocide of the Nama and Herero people by…

When I wrote my last piece for Reclamation Magazine in November last year, I had just been to a protest march in…

There’s a story I’ve seen on Instagram recently about a man who staged a lone protest outside the White House with a…

My nine-year-old nephew recently performed in the Cape Town Opera’s production of Cinderella/Cendrillon at the Artscape Theatre Centre in Cape Town in…

Featured Illustration: Jane Mount . . . I have been watching the escalating trend of banning books in the USA with a…

A long, long time ago, some travellers from a northern country sailed into a bay to seek shelter on their journey around…

Featured Image: Etienne Girardet I’ve been struggling to write the last few months. Well, the truth is that I write every day…

I spent the morning at a chair yoga workshop recently, talking about the effects of ageing on the body. While I’m not…

Up along the west coast of South Africa, towards its border with Namibia, lies the Kamiesberg (or Kamies mountain), about five hours…

South Africa lost a much-loved leader in Nobel Peace laureate and Archbishop Emeritus of Cape Town, Desmond Tutu, in December 2021. A…

Disclaimer: This review may contain spoilers for ‘Maybe I Don’t Belong Here: A Memoir of Race, Identity, Breakdown and Recovery’ by David…

Featured Illustration: Melissa Koby Earlier this month, South Africa held local government elections (South Africa has a three-tier government system, i.e., national,…