Gibson Kente, or the unexpected virtue of resilience

South Africa Standard Time — Friday, May 04, 2018

- But alas, his last days were that of a typical South African artist in their old age: forgotten and neglected. He was heavily in debt and lived through the help of friends and a stipend from the Theatre Benevolent Fund. In 2003, Kente announced he had HIV. And true to the artist that he was, he refused to ...

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Gibson Kente, or the unexpected virtue of resilience

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