Literary
Johannesburg Review of Books: Author Interview
In-depth discussion about the historical novel and the powerful stories of indentured Indian families in South Africa.
Feb 17
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Awards
Children of Sugarcane Wins SA Book Awards 2022
Joanne Joseph's deeply personal exploration of indentured Indian heritage receives prestigious literary recognition.
March 15, 2023
Literary
News24: Literary Passions and Writing Process
Exploring the author's journey from journalism to literature and her passion for storytelling and heritage preservation.
Oct 29
Speaking
Time of the Writer 2022: Literary Festival Conversation
Featured conversation at prestigious literary festival exploring themes of heritage, identity, and storytelling craft.
Jun 15
Broadcasting
Broadcasting Excellence: 30 Years in Journalism
Reflecting on three decades of truth-telling, from local news to international coverage.
Dec 10
Broadcasting
Broadcasting Excellence: 30 Years in Journalism
Reflecting on three decades of truth-telling, from local news to international coverage.
Dec 10
Literary
Drug Muled: True Crime Storytelling Impact
Exploring how authentic crime narratives can create social awareness and drive change.
Nov 5
Cultural
Heritage Month: Celebrating Indian South African Stories
Participating in cultural celebrations highlighting the rich history of indentured communities.
Sep 15
What People Are Saying
Testimonials from colleagues, readers, and industry professionals
"Joanne's work transcends traditional boundaries between journalism and literature, creating a powerful new voice in South African storytelling."
Dr. Sarah Mitchell
Literary Critic, University of Cape Town
"Three decades of impeccable journalism have established Joanne as one of South Africa's most trusted voices in media."
Marcus Williams
Editor, Cape Times
"Children of Sugarcane opened our eyes to stories we never knew existed. Joanne's storytelling creates bridges between communities."
Priya Patel
Book Club Coordinator
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