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Mfundo Piliso

Bhisho, Johannesburg
As seen in: Daily Dispatch (South Africa), City Press, TimesLIVE, Talk of the Town, Sowetan, Business Day, The Herald Port Elizabeth, Sunday World (South Africa), GO! & Express
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Laughs, lessons in local sitcom ‘Class of 2025’

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By Mfundo Piliso
| GO! & Express
The laughter, chaos and drama of KuGompo City’s school life takes centre stage in Montywood’s latest comedy sitcom, Class of 2025, a production that blends old-school classroom experiences with modern-day pupil culture, while shining a spotlight on Eastern Cape talent. Produced by the KuGompo-based film company, the series follows the daily antics of pupils and educators at a local high school, where ambition, mischief and larger-than-life personalities collide.
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Peires to revisit Christianity’s earliest roots in Xhosaland

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By Mfundo Piliso
| GO! & Express
One of SA’s foremost historians on Xhosa history will shed new light on the origins of Christianity in Xhosaland in a talk after the Border Historical Society’s AGM later this month in KuGompo City. Renowned Rhodes University historian, Prof Jeff Peires, will present a public lecture titled, The Road not Taken: Christianity in Xhosaland before 1820, on July 18 at 3pm, at the Marjorie Courtenay-Latimer Hall at the East London Museum.
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Colourful cloud brings fun to the field

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By Mfundo Piliso
| GO! & Express
Laughter, music and clouds of vibrant colour filled the air as hundreds of residents gathered at the Old Selbornians’ Ostrich Field on Saturday for the Calvary Colour Run. Families, friends and fitness enthusiasts turned out in large numbers to take part in the colourful fundraising event, transforming the venue into a celebration of health, unity and community spirit.
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