Malika Ndlovu Malika Lueen Ndlovu was born in 1971 in Durban. A poet, playwright, performing artist and arts project manager, she has had a wide range of experience in the arts and arts management arenas and operates as New Moon Ventures, regularly performing her poetry and creating indigenous multimedia works in line with her personal motto "healing through creativity". She has published two poetry collections: Born in Africa But and Womb to World: A Labour of Love, and her work has been featured in several local and international publications. Malika is a founder member of the Cape Town-based women writers' collective WEAVE, and co-editor of their multi-genre anthology WEAVE's Ink @ Boiling Point: A selection of 21st Century Black Women's writing from the Southern Tip of Africa. She is also a member of The Mothertongue Project, a collective of women performing artists, writers and visual artists.

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