Niren Tolsi

Harper’s colleague and friend Niren Tolsi remembers the inimitable, eccentric, principled and much-loved storyteller

This year’s National Arts Festival provided alternative light in a gloomy time

The festival provided a space for artists to meet and mingle

Kholeka Putuma’s exhibition includes poetry titled “MDMA” and “Myrrh”

In these broken times, the superb pieces being showcased provide an essential reminder that human good and hope can prevail if we remember how to dream

This was his faultless dancer’s farewell to a festival which he has also graced as a choreographer and innovator

Ehlers was in the apartheid government’s inner sanctum. By 1994, he found a new source of income in the killing fields of Rwanda

Ramaphosa will continue to mouth platitudes and leave the police minister to his empty promises

Before he earned legend status, Proteas’ legendary batsman had to endure being reduced to an ‘outsider’

With the induction last week of the Rashid Lombard Archive at the University of the Western Cape his photography and stories will soon be accessible to a new generation.

The president took his time to announce the country’s new chief justice. What took him so long, and did he make the best choice?

Legislation aimed to kickstart the commercial recreational cannabis industry will not benefit the rural communities who have been cultivating the plant for generations

But black players have to battle the opposition as much as racist sections of South African media and fans — whose expectations demand they fail

Even a country with citizens as fractious and fractured as South Africa is showing signs of unity to save the sea off the Wild Coast.

Captain anchors crucial partnerships to snatch historic win in breathtaking yo-yo of a match