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 Correspondence with, and a CV submitted by, [[Marlon Khoza]] on 29 November, 2024.
-''[[Ngwanaka,]]'', [[SACat]]: A union catalogue of items held by Southern African libraries.
+''[[Ngwanaka]]'', [[SACat]]: A union catalogue of items held by Southern African libraries.
 Go to the  [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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 Correspondence with, and a CV submitted by, [[Marlon Khoza]] on 29 November, 2024.
-[[SACat]]: A union catalogue of items held by Southern African libraries.
+''[[Ngwanaka,]]'', [[SACat]]: A union catalogue of items held by Southern African libraries.
 Go to the  [[ESAT Bibliography]]

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		+	[[SACat]]: A union catalogue of items held by Southern African libraries.

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		+	Correspondence with, and a CV submitted by, [[Marlon Khoza]] on 29 November, 2024.

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 Born on 17 July 1979 in The Oaks Village near Hoedspruit, Limpopo Province, he later moved to Namakgale Township, Phalaborwa, where he completed his schooling at Lepato M High School.
-Currently enrolled in creative writing courses at UNISA, Marlon's passion for theatre emerged during high school, where he participated in school plays. This passion led him to join a community theatre group called ''[[The Scattered Voices of the North]] under the directorship of [[Vusi Nkosi]].
+Currently enrolled in creative writing courses at UNISA, Marlon's passion for theatre emerged during high school, where he participated in school plays. This passion led him to join a community theatre group called [[The Scattered Voices of the North]] under the directorship of [[Vusi Nkosi]].
 His professional breakthrough came with his role in ''[[Get Down]]'', a renowned production by the late [[Paul Rapetsoa]], which refined his acting skills and deepened his understanding of theatre.

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 ==Biography==
-Besides his theatre and performance work, Marlon’s other published literary works include Slanted Justice, an anthology of poetry exploring themes of inequality, hope, and human resilience, and Goodbye Blantyre, a collection of short stories offering empathetic and insightful portrayals of personal and societal struggles.
+Born on 17 July 1979 in The Oaks Village near Hoedspruit, Limpopo Province, he later moved to Namakgale Township, Phalaborwa, where he completed his schooling at Lepato M High School.
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−	[[Marlon Khoza]] is a South African author, playwright, film maker and poet	+	[[Marlon Khoza]] is a South African author, playwright, producer, film maker and poet

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 His radio work includes two [[Xitsonga]] radio drama series, ''[[Hi Ta Kolwa]]'' and ''[[Ku Fikela Rani?]]'', for [[Munghana Lonene FM]].
-Besides his own work, he is also the founder and artistic director of Khwerha Ye Afrika Projects, whichj offers a platform for promoting the arts, particularly theatre, poetry, and music, fostering cultural exchange and engaging communities through transformative dialogue.
+Besides his own work, he is also the founder and artistic director of '''[[Khwerha Ye Afrika Projects]]''', which offers a platform for promoting the arts, particularly theatre, poetry, and music, fostering cultural exchange and engaging communities through transformative dialogue.
-Under the auspices of the company he has also worked in film production. Among his films have been two short films, The Last Afternoon and Car Wash ( both adapted from his anthology of short stories, Goodbye Blantyre), and a documentary film called Graved for the Foundation for Human Rights, (dealing with  gender-based violence in South Africa) .
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-Theatrical productions include ''[[Beitbridge: A Journey Away From Home]]'', ''[[Mshegu Is Burning]]'', ''[[Ngwanaka]]'', ''[[Phalaborwa]]'', ''[[Sekwatlapa]]'' (winner of  two prestigious theatre awards — the [[Zwakala Festival|Market Theatre Zwakala Festival Award]] and the [[Naledi Theatre Awards|Naledi Theatre Award]], respectively), Teacher, Marabastad: The Musical, and Mohoholo.
+Theatrical productions include ''[[Beitbridge: A Journey Away From Home]]'', ''[[Mshegu Is Burning]]'', ''[[Ngwanaka]]'', ''[[Phalaborwa]]'', ''[[Sekwatlapa]]'' (winner of  two prestigious theatre awards — the [[Zwakala Festival|Market Theatre Zwakala Festival Award]] and the [[Naledi Theatre Awards|Naledi Theatre Award]], respectively), ''[[Teacher]]'', ''[[Marabastad: The Musical]]'' and ''[[Mohoholo]].
 His radio work includes two Xitsonga radio drama series, Hi Ta Kolwa and Ku Fikela Rani?, for Munghana Lonene FM.
 Besides his own work, he is also the founder and artistic director of Khwerha Ye Afrika Projects, whichj offers a platform for promoting the arts, particularly theatre, poetry, and music, fostering cultural exchange and engaging communities through transformative dialogue.