This work re-imagines a time of independence and pride, breaks the hold of negative colonial attitudes and stereotypes about African incapacity, and contributes new narratives about the roles played by women and children in times of war. At the same time, the work explores history and performance as a tool to interrogate the past of the amaXhosa as a nation and how they are perceived today, and to trace their painful past in order to find ways of healing and reconciliation
GUEST (OB): Masi Heshu – Xhosa Chronicles Writer, Director and Actor

GUESTS (OB): Justin Wilkinson and
Guest(OB): Elizabeth van Vuuren

Guest (PHONE): Veli Ndaba - The Engineered Mind - to WIN! Motivational Speaker, Author, Entrepreneur, Life and Business Coach

GUESTS (phone): Professor Pitika Ntuli - Poet-Artist, Sangoma and Academic

GUEST: Rob van Vuuren

GUEST: Ludwe Mgolombane
Guest: Sandile Bayller Suka

GUEST: Musa Hlatshwayo – multitalented, and award winner performing artist, choreographer, teacher and director currently working under Mhayise Productions and the Movement Laboratory.

GUESTS: Thembela Madliki - director

Guest (STUDIO): Dr Alamain Mnene – Systems Thinker and Leadership Dynamics Specialist

GUESTS: Ernestine White-Mfetu - Vice Chair and Artistic Committee Member for Visual Art