Keleketla
Walking newspaper, Johannesburg
In collaboration with the Goethe Institut Johannesburg and Drill Hall.
with: Lyle van Schalk, Jean Christoph Langnetin, Robert Peers, Anthea Moys, Maja Marx, Dorothee Kreutzfeldt, Bettina Malcomess / Ranoato Hlasane (Keleketla Mobil Library), Kagiso "Man Purple" Mnisi, Adele Prins, Kudzanai Chiuraji, Ismail Faronk , Sidewalk Reservation, Johan Tohm, Anne Graupner / Thorsten Thorsten Deckler,
Concept and Editor: Hans Hs Winkler
Graphic: Adele Prins
thanks to: Dorothea Kreuzfeldt, Peter Anders, Joseph Gaylard, Kaja Kopkow, Georges Pfruender, Sven Wiederholt, and IFA Stuttgart
Johannesburg, South Africa, June 2008
Title: Keleketla:: is a Pedi word which is a response to the beginning of a story, something that you say back to the storyteller's "once upon a time". It is some kind of an acknowledgement and a consent that. "I am here, willing to listen to your story with active participation.
The Keleketla Library started as a collaborative project between Bettina Malcomess and Rangoato Hlasane with innacitycommunity collective. The library is open between 2-5 pm Mon- Fr and 10-5 pm Saturdays at Drill Hall, Plein/ Twist Street . Email: keleketla@gmail.com
The Keleketla mobil Library (a library on wheels) started iMay 2008. It is moving around the city presenting himself with performances and readings on the street.