Bella Ndayikeze: My AFL Story
My name is Bella Ndayikeze. I am 20 years old. I was born in Burundi, Central East Africa, and I grew up in a…
Education that Gives Back: A Look at Careers in Community Services
By Kristen Hamill There are many reasons why we study; to learn new skills, advance our careers, or to broaden our perspective. For Buol…
Artists find Self-Sovereignty
in the City of Kings
by Ruth Bickle The role of the artist is to create meaningful works of art that inspire people. ‘Art’ manifests itself in the corporal world…
Stirring the Pot: Nigeria
In this edition of SALT Magazine Adelaide resident Geraldine Matiwane who was born in South Africa and raised in Nigeria shares with us a…
2017 Adelaide Fringe: African performances not to miss
The 2017 Adelaide Fringe kicked off it’s opening weekend on Saturday 18 February with the annual Fringe Parade. With more than 1100 events, the…
Adelaide becomes the perfect canvas for African street art
Five of East Africa’s most highly renowned street and visual artists are South Australia bound for Adelaide Fringe 2017. With a world-wide reputation for pushing boundaries,…
Introducing Miss Gee’s Kitchen
My name is Miss Geraldine Matiwane. I am a 23 years old nursing student, casual writer and home chef. I hail from southern part…
Spiced Africa
The African Society at UniSA with UniSA Business School collaborated to host Spiced Africa on Tuesday 11 October 2016 at the Students Lounge City…
KANDA BONGO MAN AUSTRALIAN TOUR 2016
Legendary Congolese musician Kanda Bongo Man is set to tour Australia late this month, kicking off in Melbourne, followed by Adelaide and Sydney. He is…
Stirring the Pot: Mauritius
As we journey around in search of palatable African dishes to share with our readers, we stumble upon Adelaide resident Nazeem Jummun from the…