Weekend Breakfast with Gugs MhlunguGugs Mhlungu speaks to Nedine Moonsamy, head of English at the University of Johannesburg, and an award-winning writer, about her new poetry collection, Oh Yes, I Can-cer, and its exploration of cancer, women’s health, diagnosis, treatment, pain and the complexities of finding humour and meaning through illness.
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