Writer and sound artist Swantje Lichtenstein from Cologne/Duesseldorf (Germany) will be our next Rhine-South Africa-Fellow and is staying in Johannesburg from 25th of August to 24th of September 2016. >> read more

Xenophobia and Racism in Post-Apartheid South Africa: A Writer’s Challenge. Lecture and discussion with Fred Khumalo // 18.05.2016, 7 p.m. at ACADEMYSPACE, Herwarthstraße 3, 50672 Cologne Free admission In English with translation into German // Event in the context of the Rhine-South-Africa-Fellowship in cooperation with stimmen afrikas / Allerweltshaus Köln and the Syltfoundation, with support from the Kunststiftung NRW >> read more

Der luxemburgische und in Köln lebende Autor Guy Helminger ist erster Rhine-South Africa-Fellow der Sylt Foundation in Johannesburg. In unserem Guest Blog berichtet und reflektiert er seine Streifzüge durch die Stadt, Begegnungen mit Künstlern, Händlern, Taxifahrern ... // Poet and writer Guy Helminger is the first Rhine-South African Fellow and has now arrived in Johannesburg. He will blog regularly on our website. >> read more

Two writers meet, exchange their works and introduce the foreigner into the versatile worlds of Cologne and Johannesburg. Each year a German writer will travel to Johannesburg and a South African writer will travel to Cologne to meet, share works and take part in the cultural life of the two cities. This exciting new programme is initiated by the Sylt Foundation in Johannesburg and Sylt/Germany and the literature initiative „Voices of Africa“ in Cologne. >> read more

The first two Rhine-South Africa-Fellows will be Luxemburg writer and Cologne resident Guy Helminger, who will be in Johannesburg in September 2015 and Captonian writer Rachel Zadok, who will be in Sylt/Germany and Cologne in September/October 2015. >> read more

The first two Rhine-South Africa-Fellows will be Luxemburg writer and Cologne resident Guy Helminger, who will be in Johannesburg in September 2015 and Captonian writer Rachel Zadok, who will be in Sylt/Germany and Cologne in September/October 2015. >> read more

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