Richard Rive
Richard Rive has been mentioned or cited less than a dozen times throughout all the RSS channels we monitor. Especially, the channel 'WhatsoninCapeTown' contains less than a dozen references to this person (or maybe different people with similar names) alone. As it’s displayed on the chart below, Richard Rive was highly popular in September, 2014.
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[...] Basil Appollis performs a riveting one-man show of the life and work of legendary writer Richard Rive. Venue: Homecoming Tafel and Supper Club, The District Six Museum, 25 Buitenkant Street, Cape [...]
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[...] over the next two weeks. It’s a celebration of the life and work of master story-teller, Richard Rive, focussing appropriately on the stories of District Six in its heyday. True to the family feel [...]
whatsonincapetown.com
[...] ! Redesigning Buckingham Palace is a celebration of the life and work of legendary writer Richard Rive. But at the same time it`s a salute to District Six, the heart of Cape Town. Buckingham [...]
whatsonincapetown.com
[...] Mattera and author, Drum magazine contributor, academic, critic, poet and essayist, the late Richard Rive. The formality of the institution’s graduation and awards ceremony is a counterpoint to [...]
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