Revisit the places and faces of local TV travel show <i>Going Nowhere Slowly</i> in Ashley Dowds’s new book, writes Maureen Brady.
<b>MOVIE OF THE WEEK</b>: <i>Inside Man</i> is not what one would have expected of Spike Lee, and in many ways doesn’t feel like "a Spike Lee joint", writes Shaun de Waal.
The fourth <i>Mamba Comix</i> is bigger, glossier and in full colour, writes Kwanele Sosibo.
Loud-mouthed Mzekezeke tells Sylvester Haskins about his forthcoming plans to market gum, juice and a hooded doll.
Nadine Botha speaks to Lark about the divine integration behind their new EP.
Historian Jeremy Krikler provides an in-depth account of the white miners’ revolt and subsequent racial killings in 1922, writes Anthony Egan.
Rosamund Handler, author of <i>Madlands</i>, talks about the novel, the purpose of fiction and the things that inspire her.
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Zambian police were never asked to probe allegations of the rape of Jacob Zuma’s rape accuser when she was a teenager because the ANC in exile sorted out its own problems, the Johannesburg High Court heard on Friday. ”Unless if somebody was killed — then the government of Zambia would be involved. ”
Zimbabwe’s 12-month inflation rate jumped to a new record high of 913,6% for March, officials said on Friday, surpassing a central bank forecast as the country’s economic woes continue. "The year-on-year rate of inflation in March 2006 was 913,6%, gaining 131,6 percentage points on the February rate of 782%," said Moffat Nyoni, acting director of the Central Statistical Office.
<b>CD OF THE WEEK</b>: Prince makes his comeback after years of mediocrity, writes Alexis Petridis in London.