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Author: capecolouredculture

Movie Night: Nommer 37
Categories Entertainment Movies & Series

Movie Night: Nommer 37

capecolouredculturePosted on20 January 20254 February 2025
A tense Hitchcockian thriller about a crippled criminal, his dangerous debt, and a risky opportunity.
The Dop Dictionary: Slang Words and Phrases About Drinking
Categories Vocabulary

The Dop Dictionary: Slang Words and Phrases About Drinking

capecolouredculturePosted on20 January 202514 February 2025
The lingo of the casual drinker and the weekend regular.
The Top 20 Cape Flats Schools Ranked By Matric Pass Rate
Categories Education Popular

The Top 20 Cape Flats Schools Ranked By Matric Pass Rate

capecolouredculturePosted on20 January 202520 January 2025
The matric results for 2024 are in, and some schools on the Cape Flats have proven that success is about more than just where you’re from.
Should Coloureds Stop Using The Word Klimeid?
Categories Vocabulary

Should Coloureds Stop Using The Word Klimeid?

capecolouredculturePosted on20 January 2025
The word “klimeid” should be reclaimed, not erased. It’s a part of the taal that people aren’t ready to give up.
Up You, Cape Town! But Let’s Stop Being So Judgerag
Categories Places

Up You, Cape Town! But Let’s Stop Being So Judgerag

capecolouredculturePosted on20 January 20256 June 2025
We could spend all day talking about what’s wrong with a city like Cape Town. But what about looking at this as a chance to appreciate what’s right?
6 Tributes That Keep Ashley Kriel’s Memory Alive
Categories Topics We Care About People & Inspiration

6 Tributes That Keep Ashley Kriel’s Memory Alive

capecolouredculturePosted on19 January 20254 June 2026
The "Che Guevara" of the Cape Flats' life is felt in ways that echo the courage he showed in life.
10 Stereotypes about Coloured People We’re Moeg Of
Categories Culture People & Inspiration

10 Stereotypes about Coloured People We’re Moeg Of

capecolouredculturePosted on19 January 202522 August 2025
Julle need to stoppit with these clichés about coloured people.
Sabela Dictionary PDF: The 26, 27, and 28 Gangster Language
Categories Vocabulary

Sabela Dictionary PDF: The 26, 27, and 28 Gangster Language

capecolouredculturePosted on18 January 202527 September 2026
Learning The Sabela doesn’t mean you’re about to join a gang. If that’s your plan, we suggest you rethink your life choices.
Kinders Van Die Ses and the Power of Community Theatre
Categories Entertainment Performing Arts

Kinders Van Die Ses and the Power of Community Theatre

capecolouredculturePosted on18 January 2025
The story of how Boeta Maan turned talent from his community into something bigger.
For Your Bookshelf: COLOURED – How Classification Became Culture
Categories Literature Entertainment

For Your Bookshelf: COLOURED – How Classification Became Culture

capecolouredculturePosted on18 January 202519 January 2025
Tessa Dooms and Lynsey Ebony Chutel shed light on the often forgotten, erased roots of Coloured people.
For Your Bookshelf: Living Coloured
Categories Entertainment Literature

For Your Bookshelf: Living Coloured

capecolouredculturePosted on18 January 202518 January 2025
A tribute to Cape Coloured culture and resilience, Living Coloured speaks to the pains of the past and the enduring strength of its people.
The Art of Calling Someone Without Saying Their Name
Categories Vocabulary

The Art of Calling Someone Without Saying Their Name

capecolouredculturePosted on18 January 202527 August 2025

When you don’t know someone’s name, there’s no need to hesitate. In Kaaps, a quick nickname fills the gap. Consider Read more

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