An Inconsolable Memory is Aryan Kaganof’s film about the Eoan Group. Combining rare archival film footage of District Six and Eoan’s opera performances with contemporary documentation and interviews, An Inconsolable Memory forges documentary narrative and poetic meditation on memory into a single compelling form. What was Eoan? What did it mean to the people who took part in its many productions? These questions propel Kaganof’s documentary, but form only the surface of a richer and deeply tragic story.
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Team - Ukusa High School (Hammarsdale)
VS
Team - Umvuzo High School (Pietermaritzburg)
Topic One: Government should make South African History compulsory for all students in high school.
Winner (Trophy): Team Umvuzo High School (Pietermaritzburg)
Topic Two: Government should make South Africa Literature (Poetry, Short Stories & Novels) compulsory for all students in high school.
Winner (Trophy): Team Ukusa High School (Hammarsdale)
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The Historical site of Fort Glamorgan in East London, named after the Earl of Glamorgan. Established in 1848 along the Buffalo River, this Fort was used as troop barracks and to guard the supply line to King Williams Town. The Fort was named after Lord Charles Somerset's father, the Earl of Glamorgan. Somerset was the governor of the Cape Colony. The original Fort consisted of a loop-holed wall, which encompassed the soldier's barracks, forage stores and stables, a Hospital and cookhouses. The original powder magazine was located outside of the Fort's perimeter.
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Stephen Dhlamini
Born:
January 1, 1912
Died:
January 1, 1994