Ga bo Legwala

Using his background as a narrative springboard, Sekgothe delves into an investigation of the masculine – its elusive definitions, its significance to both society and the individual, and its unique manifestation in the South African context. He explores the absence of positive male role models in the lives of many young men and women, the enduring presence of the feminine, and its expanded role in raising children without their fathers and the added strain they endure as a consequence.