Atiyyah Khan

What it means for journalists to bear witness of their colleagues being targeted and killed while they bear witness to the genocide in Gaza

An elder joins the ancestral band. We remember Louis Moholo-Moholo’s voice, rhythms, and roaring soul

Rashid Lombard, legendary photojournalist and jazz aficionado, has died at 74 — leaving behind a legacy of resistance, rhythm and relentless storytelling

More journalists have been killed since 7 October 2023 than during the two World Wars, Vietnam, Yugoslavia and Afghanistan combined

Journalist and author Sam Mathe’s ‘From Kippie to Kippies And Beyond’ profiles four generations of South African musicians, most of whom had been languishing in obscurity

Moving to digital platforms has enabled theatre to survive, but audiences have been slow to follow

Theatres are opening (and closing) again in fits and starts, driven by a fierce determination to bounce back

"It is said that any emotion other than anger can be represented in Indian classical music"

"Mangaliso is his second album, a spiritual exploration rooted in traditional Xhosa sounds with the addition of mbaqanga, electronica and hip-hop."

The duo returns to cause mayhem with their ‘Pretoria High School’ hair-do and gospel porn rap.

The new musical offering from Skyjack seamlessly weaves individual talents together.

When the Swedes are not celebrating their midsummer with crayfish and aquavit, they’re making "pop music for folks who think they hate pop music".

It is surprising that this is the first year the category has been officially included on the festival’s main programme.

It has been a huge week for Hugh Masekela. Not only did he celebrate his 73rd birthday, but he also launched a new album and a record label.

With the launch of his third album, <i>South African History !X</i>, 25-year-old Kyle Shepherd has grown up.