Lady Zamar returns with vibrant resilience in Rainbow By Lesego Chepape After weathering numerous a public storm, Lady Zamar is determined to reclaim her narrative and share her truth through her music
Dalio principally formed a cult Read the Wall Street legend’s biography — even if it’s just because he doesn’t want you to By Rodney Ghobril
Who cares what it is? Celebrate jazz with the world It’s almost time for International Jazz Day — 30 April — and there will be events in 190 countries where it will not be necessary to gatekeep about who and what jazz is — the players and the listeners will just enjoy it By Charles Leonard
Columnist Calland captures state capture for stage A new play by a new playwright explores shenanigans in South Africa’s politics By Charles Leonard
Not playing … what happened to the role models? By Charles Leonard Playwright Richard Calland describes the main character “Uncle” as being a Mac Maharaj-like figure with other ANC-types thrown into the mix Listen to the water and land By Aarti Bhana Two South African artists have created a sonic piece for the annual international cultural exhibition, the Venice Biennale Aficionado notes brilliant use of music in state capture play By Charles Leonard The political drama about corruption and power is clever, gripping and insightful What’s Up By Lesego Chepape , Charles Leonard Here are three cultural things to listen to or watch Local film releases to look out for By Rolland Simpi Motaung Two films and a miniseries showcase South African talent and explore issues in the country Capital Art Fair Tshwane – A toast to curiosity, imagination and courage By CAFT The platform showcased the talent of local artists and fostered a sense of community and collaboration Top price predicted for long-lost Klimt portrait at Vienna auction By Blaise Gauquelin Portrait of Miss Lieser, valued at USD 32 to 53 million, will be sold on auction in Vienna on Wednesday UK loans stolen Asante treasures to Ghana in six-year deal By Afp The ceremonial return comes amid mounting pressure on European and US museums and institutions to address the restitution of African artefacts plundered during the colonial era Don’t expect deep dive into drug darkness in Winehouse biopic By Charles Leonard Multi-Grammy award-winning Winehouse died in 2011 aged 27 of alcohol poisoning after a very public, drug-driven downward spiral Conflict, migration exposed By Sean O Toole Alfredo Jaar’s photo exhibition is of Rwandan, Sudanese, Afghani and Vietnamese refugees An exquisite musical twilight with Abdullah Ibrahim By Alf Gunvald Nilsen We drank deeply from the musician’s ‘Water From an Ancient Well’ tour Bringing Comic Con to Soweto By Lesego Chepape Experience the diverse world of comics, video games and cosplay at the Afrogeek Festival Load More Latest Back to the 1950s in a VW splitty PART TWO: Rise Mzansi promises social democracy but delivers neoliberalism The Israeli scholarly security state Septuagenarian pushes to decriminalise magic mushrooms in South Africa Dalio principally formed a cult Lady Zamar returns with vibrant resilience in Rainbow Marshalling for a plastic-free future Ekurhuleni residents threaten to boycott, disrupt elections if load-shedding reaches them Government owes KwaZulu-Natal municipalities R3 billion for rates, water, electricity Editor’s Pick Politics Mbeki on ANC campaign trail for first time since Zuma became party president Politics DA’s new economic policy aims to relieve debt burden, support small businesses National Eskom predicts stage two load-shedding for winter Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
Listen to the water and land By Aarti Bhana Two South African artists have created a sonic piece for the annual international cultural exhibition, the Venice Biennale Aficionado notes brilliant use of music in state capture play By Charles Leonard The political drama about corruption and power is clever, gripping and insightful What’s Up By Lesego Chepape , Charles Leonard Here are three cultural things to listen to or watch Local film releases to look out for By Rolland Simpi Motaung Two films and a miniseries showcase South African talent and explore issues in the country Capital Art Fair Tshwane – A toast to curiosity, imagination and courage By CAFT The platform showcased the talent of local artists and fostered a sense of community and collaboration Top price predicted for long-lost Klimt portrait at Vienna auction By Blaise Gauquelin Portrait of Miss Lieser, valued at USD 32 to 53 million, will be sold on auction in Vienna on Wednesday UK loans stolen Asante treasures to Ghana in six-year deal By Afp The ceremonial return comes amid mounting pressure on European and US museums and institutions to address the restitution of African artefacts plundered during the colonial era Don’t expect deep dive into drug darkness in Winehouse biopic By Charles Leonard Multi-Grammy award-winning Winehouse died in 2011 aged 27 of alcohol poisoning after a very public, drug-driven downward spiral Conflict, migration exposed By Sean O Toole Alfredo Jaar’s photo exhibition is of Rwandan, Sudanese, Afghani and Vietnamese refugees An exquisite musical twilight with Abdullah Ibrahim By Alf Gunvald Nilsen We drank deeply from the musician’s ‘Water From an Ancient Well’ tour Bringing Comic Con to Soweto By Lesego Chepape Experience the diverse world of comics, video games and cosplay at the Afrogeek Festival Load More Latest Back to the 1950s in a VW splitty PART TWO: Rise Mzansi promises social democracy but delivers neoliberalism The Israeli scholarly security state Septuagenarian pushes to decriminalise magic mushrooms in South Africa Dalio principally formed a cult Lady Zamar returns with vibrant resilience in Rainbow Marshalling for a plastic-free future Ekurhuleni residents threaten to boycott, disrupt elections if load-shedding reaches them Government owes KwaZulu-Natal municipalities R3 billion for rates, water, electricity Editor’s Pick Politics Mbeki on ANC campaign trail for first time since Zuma became party president Politics DA’s new economic policy aims to relieve debt burden, support small businesses National Eskom predicts stage two load-shedding for winter Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
Aficionado notes brilliant use of music in state capture play By Charles Leonard The political drama about corruption and power is clever, gripping and insightful What’s Up By Lesego Chepape , Charles Leonard Here are three cultural things to listen to or watch Local film releases to look out for By Rolland Simpi Motaung Two films and a miniseries showcase South African talent and explore issues in the country Capital Art Fair Tshwane – A toast to curiosity, imagination and courage By CAFT The platform showcased the talent of local artists and fostered a sense of community and collaboration Top price predicted for long-lost Klimt portrait at Vienna auction By Blaise Gauquelin Portrait of Miss Lieser, valued at USD 32 to 53 million, will be sold on auction in Vienna on Wednesday UK loans stolen Asante treasures to Ghana in six-year deal By Afp The ceremonial return comes amid mounting pressure on European and US museums and institutions to address the restitution of African artefacts plundered during the colonial era Don’t expect deep dive into drug darkness in Winehouse biopic By Charles Leonard Multi-Grammy award-winning Winehouse died in 2011 aged 27 of alcohol poisoning after a very public, drug-driven downward spiral Conflict, migration exposed By Sean O Toole Alfredo Jaar’s photo exhibition is of Rwandan, Sudanese, Afghani and Vietnamese refugees An exquisite musical twilight with Abdullah Ibrahim By Alf Gunvald Nilsen We drank deeply from the musician’s ‘Water From an Ancient Well’ tour Bringing Comic Con to Soweto By Lesego Chepape Experience the diverse world of comics, video games and cosplay at the Afrogeek Festival Load More Latest Back to the 1950s in a VW splitty PART TWO: Rise Mzansi promises social democracy but delivers neoliberalism The Israeli scholarly security state Septuagenarian pushes to decriminalise magic mushrooms in South Africa Dalio principally formed a cult Lady Zamar returns with vibrant resilience in Rainbow Marshalling for a plastic-free future Ekurhuleni residents threaten to boycott, disrupt elections if load-shedding reaches them Government owes KwaZulu-Natal municipalities R3 billion for rates, water, electricity Editor’s Pick Politics Mbeki on ANC campaign trail for first time since Zuma became party president Politics DA’s new economic policy aims to relieve debt burden, support small businesses National Eskom predicts stage two load-shedding for winter Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
What’s Up By Lesego Chepape , Charles Leonard Here are three cultural things to listen to or watch Local film releases to look out for By Rolland Simpi Motaung Two films and a miniseries showcase South African talent and explore issues in the country Capital Art Fair Tshwane – A toast to curiosity, imagination and courage By CAFT The platform showcased the talent of local artists and fostered a sense of community and collaboration Top price predicted for long-lost Klimt portrait at Vienna auction By Blaise Gauquelin Portrait of Miss Lieser, valued at USD 32 to 53 million, will be sold on auction in Vienna on Wednesday UK loans stolen Asante treasures to Ghana in six-year deal By Afp The ceremonial return comes amid mounting pressure on European and US museums and institutions to address the restitution of African artefacts plundered during the colonial era Don’t expect deep dive into drug darkness in Winehouse biopic By Charles Leonard Multi-Grammy award-winning Winehouse died in 2011 aged 27 of alcohol poisoning after a very public, drug-driven downward spiral Conflict, migration exposed By Sean O Toole Alfredo Jaar’s photo exhibition is of Rwandan, Sudanese, Afghani and Vietnamese refugees An exquisite musical twilight with Abdullah Ibrahim By Alf Gunvald Nilsen We drank deeply from the musician’s ‘Water From an Ancient Well’ tour Bringing Comic Con to Soweto By Lesego Chepape Experience the diverse world of comics, video games and cosplay at the Afrogeek Festival Load More Latest Back to the 1950s in a VW splitty PART TWO: Rise Mzansi promises social democracy but delivers neoliberalism The Israeli scholarly security state Septuagenarian pushes to decriminalise magic mushrooms in South Africa Dalio principally formed a cult Lady Zamar returns with vibrant resilience in Rainbow Marshalling for a plastic-free future Ekurhuleni residents threaten to boycott, disrupt elections if load-shedding reaches them Government owes KwaZulu-Natal municipalities R3 billion for rates, water, electricity Editor’s Pick Politics Mbeki on ANC campaign trail for first time since Zuma became party president Politics DA’s new economic policy aims to relieve debt burden, support small businesses National Eskom predicts stage two load-shedding for winter Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
Local film releases to look out for By Rolland Simpi Motaung Two films and a miniseries showcase South African talent and explore issues in the country Capital Art Fair Tshwane – A toast to curiosity, imagination and courage By CAFT The platform showcased the talent of local artists and fostered a sense of community and collaboration Top price predicted for long-lost Klimt portrait at Vienna auction By Blaise Gauquelin Portrait of Miss Lieser, valued at USD 32 to 53 million, will be sold on auction in Vienna on Wednesday UK loans stolen Asante treasures to Ghana in six-year deal By Afp The ceremonial return comes amid mounting pressure on European and US museums and institutions to address the restitution of African artefacts plundered during the colonial era Don’t expect deep dive into drug darkness in Winehouse biopic By Charles Leonard Multi-Grammy award-winning Winehouse died in 2011 aged 27 of alcohol poisoning after a very public, drug-driven downward spiral Conflict, migration exposed By Sean O Toole Alfredo Jaar’s photo exhibition is of Rwandan, Sudanese, Afghani and Vietnamese refugees An exquisite musical twilight with Abdullah Ibrahim By Alf Gunvald Nilsen We drank deeply from the musician’s ‘Water From an Ancient Well’ tour Bringing Comic Con to Soweto By Lesego Chepape Experience the diverse world of comics, video games and cosplay at the Afrogeek Festival Load More Latest Back to the 1950s in a VW splitty PART TWO: Rise Mzansi promises social democracy but delivers neoliberalism The Israeli scholarly security state Septuagenarian pushes to decriminalise magic mushrooms in South Africa Dalio principally formed a cult Lady Zamar returns with vibrant resilience in Rainbow Marshalling for a plastic-free future Ekurhuleni residents threaten to boycott, disrupt elections if load-shedding reaches them Government owes KwaZulu-Natal municipalities R3 billion for rates, water, electricity Editor’s Pick Politics Mbeki on ANC campaign trail for first time since Zuma became party president Politics DA’s new economic policy aims to relieve debt burden, support small businesses National Eskom predicts stage two load-shedding for winter Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
Capital Art Fair Tshwane – A toast to curiosity, imagination and courage By CAFT The platform showcased the talent of local artists and fostered a sense of community and collaboration Top price predicted for long-lost Klimt portrait at Vienna auction By Blaise Gauquelin Portrait of Miss Lieser, valued at USD 32 to 53 million, will be sold on auction in Vienna on Wednesday UK loans stolen Asante treasures to Ghana in six-year deal By Afp The ceremonial return comes amid mounting pressure on European and US museums and institutions to address the restitution of African artefacts plundered during the colonial era Don’t expect deep dive into drug darkness in Winehouse biopic By Charles Leonard Multi-Grammy award-winning Winehouse died in 2011 aged 27 of alcohol poisoning after a very public, drug-driven downward spiral Conflict, migration exposed By Sean O Toole Alfredo Jaar’s photo exhibition is of Rwandan, Sudanese, Afghani and Vietnamese refugees An exquisite musical twilight with Abdullah Ibrahim By Alf Gunvald Nilsen We drank deeply from the musician’s ‘Water From an Ancient Well’ tour Bringing Comic Con to Soweto By Lesego Chepape Experience the diverse world of comics, video games and cosplay at the Afrogeek Festival Load More Latest Back to the 1950s in a VW splitty PART TWO: Rise Mzansi promises social democracy but delivers neoliberalism The Israeli scholarly security state Septuagenarian pushes to decriminalise magic mushrooms in South Africa Dalio principally formed a cult Lady Zamar returns with vibrant resilience in Rainbow Marshalling for a plastic-free future Ekurhuleni residents threaten to boycott, disrupt elections if load-shedding reaches them Government owes KwaZulu-Natal municipalities R3 billion for rates, water, electricity Editor’s Pick Politics Mbeki on ANC campaign trail for first time since Zuma became party president Politics DA’s new economic policy aims to relieve debt burden, support small businesses National Eskom predicts stage two load-shedding for winter Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
Top price predicted for long-lost Klimt portrait at Vienna auction By Blaise Gauquelin Portrait of Miss Lieser, valued at USD 32 to 53 million, will be sold on auction in Vienna on Wednesday UK loans stolen Asante treasures to Ghana in six-year deal By Afp The ceremonial return comes amid mounting pressure on European and US museums and institutions to address the restitution of African artefacts plundered during the colonial era Don’t expect deep dive into drug darkness in Winehouse biopic By Charles Leonard Multi-Grammy award-winning Winehouse died in 2011 aged 27 of alcohol poisoning after a very public, drug-driven downward spiral Conflict, migration exposed By Sean O Toole Alfredo Jaar’s photo exhibition is of Rwandan, Sudanese, Afghani and Vietnamese refugees An exquisite musical twilight with Abdullah Ibrahim By Alf Gunvald Nilsen We drank deeply from the musician’s ‘Water From an Ancient Well’ tour Bringing Comic Con to Soweto By Lesego Chepape Experience the diverse world of comics, video games and cosplay at the Afrogeek Festival Load More Latest Back to the 1950s in a VW splitty PART TWO: Rise Mzansi promises social democracy but delivers neoliberalism The Israeli scholarly security state Septuagenarian pushes to decriminalise magic mushrooms in South Africa Dalio principally formed a cult Lady Zamar returns with vibrant resilience in Rainbow Marshalling for a plastic-free future Ekurhuleni residents threaten to boycott, disrupt elections if load-shedding reaches them Government owes KwaZulu-Natal municipalities R3 billion for rates, water, electricity Editor’s Pick Politics Mbeki on ANC campaign trail for first time since Zuma became party president Politics DA’s new economic policy aims to relieve debt burden, support small businesses National Eskom predicts stage two load-shedding for winter Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
UK loans stolen Asante treasures to Ghana in six-year deal By Afp The ceremonial return comes amid mounting pressure on European and US museums and institutions to address the restitution of African artefacts plundered during the colonial era Don’t expect deep dive into drug darkness in Winehouse biopic By Charles Leonard Multi-Grammy award-winning Winehouse died in 2011 aged 27 of alcohol poisoning after a very public, drug-driven downward spiral Conflict, migration exposed By Sean O Toole Alfredo Jaar’s photo exhibition is of Rwandan, Sudanese, Afghani and Vietnamese refugees An exquisite musical twilight with Abdullah Ibrahim By Alf Gunvald Nilsen We drank deeply from the musician’s ‘Water From an Ancient Well’ tour Bringing Comic Con to Soweto By Lesego Chepape Experience the diverse world of comics, video games and cosplay at the Afrogeek Festival Load More Latest Back to the 1950s in a VW splitty PART TWO: Rise Mzansi promises social democracy but delivers neoliberalism The Israeli scholarly security state Septuagenarian pushes to decriminalise magic mushrooms in South Africa Dalio principally formed a cult Lady Zamar returns with vibrant resilience in Rainbow Marshalling for a plastic-free future Ekurhuleni residents threaten to boycott, disrupt elections if load-shedding reaches them Government owes KwaZulu-Natal municipalities R3 billion for rates, water, electricity Editor’s Pick Politics Mbeki on ANC campaign trail for first time since Zuma became party president Politics DA’s new economic policy aims to relieve debt burden, support small businesses National Eskom predicts stage two load-shedding for winter Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
Don’t expect deep dive into drug darkness in Winehouse biopic By Charles Leonard Multi-Grammy award-winning Winehouse died in 2011 aged 27 of alcohol poisoning after a very public, drug-driven downward spiral Conflict, migration exposed By Sean O Toole Alfredo Jaar’s photo exhibition is of Rwandan, Sudanese, Afghani and Vietnamese refugees An exquisite musical twilight with Abdullah Ibrahim By Alf Gunvald Nilsen We drank deeply from the musician’s ‘Water From an Ancient Well’ tour Bringing Comic Con to Soweto By Lesego Chepape Experience the diverse world of comics, video games and cosplay at the Afrogeek Festival Load More Latest Back to the 1950s in a VW splitty PART TWO: Rise Mzansi promises social democracy but delivers neoliberalism The Israeli scholarly security state Septuagenarian pushes to decriminalise magic mushrooms in South Africa Dalio principally formed a cult Lady Zamar returns with vibrant resilience in Rainbow Marshalling for a plastic-free future Ekurhuleni residents threaten to boycott, disrupt elections if load-shedding reaches them Government owes KwaZulu-Natal municipalities R3 billion for rates, water, electricity Editor’s Pick Politics Mbeki on ANC campaign trail for first time since Zuma became party president Politics DA’s new economic policy aims to relieve debt burden, support small businesses National Eskom predicts stage two load-shedding for winter Login Register Remember me Forgot Password? Sign in Register Free Account Lost your password? Please enter your username or email address. You will receive a link to create a new password via email. Email Reset Link
Conflict, migration exposed By Sean O Toole Alfredo Jaar’s photo exhibition is of Rwandan, Sudanese, Afghani and Vietnamese refugees An exquisite musical twilight with Abdullah Ibrahim By Alf Gunvald Nilsen We drank deeply from the musician’s ‘Water From an Ancient Well’ tour Bringing Comic Con to Soweto By Lesego Chepape Experience the diverse world of comics, video games and cosplay at the Afrogeek Festival Load More Latest Back to the 1950s in a VW splitty PART TWO: Rise Mzansi promises social democracy but delivers neoliberalism The Israeli scholarly security state Septuagenarian pushes to decriminalise magic mushrooms in South Africa Dalio principally formed a cult Lady Zamar returns with vibrant resilience in Rainbow Marshalling for a plastic-free future Ekurhuleni residents threaten to boycott, disrupt elections if load-shedding reaches them Government owes KwaZulu-Natal municipalities R3 billion for rates, water, electricity Editor’s Pick Politics Mbeki on ANC campaign trail for first time since Zuma became party president Politics DA’s new economic policy aims to relieve debt burden, support small businesses National Eskom predicts stage two load-shedding for winter
An exquisite musical twilight with Abdullah Ibrahim By Alf Gunvald Nilsen We drank deeply from the musician’s ‘Water From an Ancient Well’ tour Bringing Comic Con to Soweto By Lesego Chepape Experience the diverse world of comics, video games and cosplay at the Afrogeek Festival Load More Latest Back to the 1950s in a VW splitty PART TWO: Rise Mzansi promises social democracy but delivers neoliberalism The Israeli scholarly security state Septuagenarian pushes to decriminalise magic mushrooms in South Africa Dalio principally formed a cult Lady Zamar returns with vibrant resilience in Rainbow Marshalling for a plastic-free future Ekurhuleni residents threaten to boycott, disrupt elections if load-shedding reaches them Government owes KwaZulu-Natal municipalities R3 billion for rates, water, electricity Editor’s Pick Politics Mbeki on ANC campaign trail for first time since Zuma became party president Politics DA’s new economic policy aims to relieve debt burden, support small businesses National Eskom predicts stage two load-shedding for winter
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