Bohlale Masera-Sibanda

Bohlale Masera‑Sibanda (Bohlale ba Tau) is a South African‑based writer, poet, editor, and cultural storyteller whose work explores the intersections of African heritage, spirituality, identity, and the lived experience of modern Africa. Through her writing, she invites readers into conversations on ancestry, resilience, and the quiet wisdom woven into everyday life. As the founder of LAMMAS (lammas.africa), she creates spaces for reflection, dialogue, and soulful storytelling — blending personal narrative with research‑driven insight on heritage, ecology, and the sacred in urban and rural contexts. Her poetic voice is both intimate and expansive, rooted in the rhythms of African life and lifted by the universal search for meaning, belonging, and freedom. Her essays and features balance lyrical storytelling with critical inquiry, illuminating how ancestral wisdom can guide contemporary living and shape the future of African cities. Beyond the page, she engages in entrepreneurship development and social impact initiatives, bringing the same depth of reflection and cultural consciousness into her work with organisations and communities across the continent.