To support and develop a "National Democratic Culture" rooted in the struggle for a South Africa free from exploitation. It focuses on accessible art education, media skills, and cultural resistance.
eKapa was a seminal grassroots cultural and political journal published in Cape Town, South Africa, during the mid-to-late 1980s. Emerging during the height of the State of Emergency, the magazine served as a vital platform for the "Culture of Resistance." It bridged the gap between academic political theory and street-level community struggle, utilising poetry, woodcut art, and investigative journalism to document the anti-apartheid movement.
