The Blue Iris, a new work from the pen of 80-year-old Athol Fugard, is as delicate and finely detailed as the flower from which it takes its name.
The talented, eccentric, heavy-drinking and often tragic ghosts of 1950s Sophiatown are haunting the Market Theatre.
A new series of books uses local history as a way to hook young readers.
Despite some Âunfortunate gaps, there are many local books to keep the youngsters entertained this
holiday season.
On a heritage site in Swellendam, a pottery studio continues produces pieces rich in tradition.
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/ 3 November 2010
It’s an ambitious project to make reading a pleasure.
Early associations of warmth and care with books are a good way to begin a lifelong love.
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/ 3 September 2010
A question that plagues <b>Pat Schwartz</b> most about this strike: At what point does the right to fair pay trump the right to life?
Within a month of the death of its patron, Sheena Duncan, the Black Sash has lost a second stalwart.
Within a month of the death of its patron, Sheena Duncan, the Black Sash has lost a second stalwart.