Eve Fairbanks

The East Rand’s affordable African School for Excellence is helping poor children to excel.

The East Rand’s affordable African School for Excellence is helping poor children to excel.

Consulting a diviner offered Eve Fairbanks a glimpse into alternative spirituality – courtesy of an extraordinary woman with her own tale to tell.

The era of ads being easily distinguishable from reporting may be a brief golden age we will soon look back on as a fond memory, writes Eve Fairbanks.

A period of what should have been deep reflection and remembrance became the Twitterisation of a South African icon, writes Eve Fairbanks.

Foreign seamen have always been a part of port life in Cape Town. Eve Fairbanks explores this marginal community.

Will sokkie die in the great global cultural convergence?

South Africans deserve a more flesh-and-blood witness; a leader that ultimately sees the downtrodden, writes Eve Fairbanks.

Sanza Sandile is at the crossroads of African fusion — and he wants everyone to taste what he is cooking.

Malema has developed the disease familiar to every Karoo boertjie: the longing for die ou plaas, unquenchable even in the loveliest of other places.

Eve Fairbanks tells a story of a takeaway shop, owned by an Egyptian, that has become the most Mzansi spot in Melville.

A growing number of South Africans have started exploring Christianity’s origins in Jewish scripture and ritual, under the term Messianic Judaism.

Nostalgia for the border wars in Angola and Namibia has led to a booming business for both memorabilia and memoir.

Two groups of South African farmers are looking for more welcoming lands, one further north on the continent and the other in eastern Europe.