But when you subtract one from one it leaves you with nothing
What I’m trying to say is that with simple mathematics – in a sense that when we come together and do things like this.
Then we become one but not just an ordinary one.
But a united one.
We become a community.
Social media content manager Letishia Charles, from Heathfield, and musician Quinten Qrock Swartz swap contacts at the inaugural Cape Flats Book Festival at the weekend.
Teen thriller writer Amr Salie, from Macassar, and newbie in literary circles Yusuf Daniels, from Lansdowne, collaborated in sprucing up Amrs original book, titled Blameless.
Brothers Roscoe Williams, from Goodwood, Athol Williams, from Century City, and Nick Williams, from Pinelands.
Cassidy Pretorius, 9, from New Woodlands, Skyla Vermeulen, 10, from Lentegeur, and Maia Thato Moloto, 3, from Sybrand Park, perform the Oaky the Happy Tree song.
West End Primary School pupils and parents were on hand to serve hungry patrons.
Author Athol Williams signs the book of Ammara Abrahams, 9, from Westgate.
