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Experience Africa in Johannesburg, Durban and Cape Town
gugulethu tshabalala
25 May 2022
If you had the opportunity to explore South Africa, to really see it, be confused by it, fall in love with the good, bad...
Get Your flowers with Yay Abe x H&M
kimberleys
24 May 2022
Afrofuturism meets Wabi-Sabi at Design Joburg
kimberleys
23 May 2022
Nomzi Khumalo’s ‘The Truth’ tells it like it is
palesa segomotso motsumi
23 May 2022
‘A Still Life’ goes to root of the connection of all things
sarah cairns
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taryn millar
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aarti shah
23 May 2022
Ties in the Oz colony
Staff Reporter
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23 Jun 1996
<B>CINEMA: </B>Country Life
A glimpse of the inner Clint
Staff Reporter
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22 Jun 1996
Clint Eastwood talked to Derek Malcolm in London about a career which has taken him from toughie to softie with Oscars in between.
Bunk, but the battles are great
Staff Reporter
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20 Jun 1996
<B>CINEMA: </B> Braveheart
Ode to real reggae
RAGGA
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3 May 1996
After watching a two-hour performance by Shaggy, the Jamaican-born ragga performer, at the Standard Bank Arena in Johannesburg, I went home to listen to...
Vietnam with a twist
Staff Reporter
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3 May 1996
The Hughes brothers' debut feature, Menace II Society, was a clichéd story of the hood; filmed with flair on a budget of $3-million, it...
Art with a view of the city
Staff Reporter
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3 May 1996
Luan Nel abandons his miniature landscapes and transforms concrete walls into canvases for a show this weekend. He spoke to Hazel Friedman.
Star struck in SA
Peter Johnson
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2 May 1996
Hollywood came to town this week -- in the form of Jean-Claude Van Damme. He spoke to Peter Johnson.
Popcorn made epic
Cinema
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2 May 1996
The feel-good, teenage boy rite-of-passage pic set in the early Sixties has, in the Nineties, become a genre all of its own. The era...
SA jazz confounds the critics
Gwen Ansell
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2 May 1996
JAZZ: Gwen Ansell
Zoning in on Funktionality
Alex Dodd
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2 May 1996
Alex Dodd steps into the Funktion to discover the latest buzz in multi-purpose urban spaces -- trend emporium by day, cyberzone by night.
One for the road
Cinema
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2 May 1996
Leaving Las Vegas is a pretty uncompromising look at the lives of two no-hopers loose in Las Vegas, who stumble across each other and...
Polly Street days again
Staff Reporter
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8 Oct 1995
<B>FINE ART: </B>The Artists' Proof Studio, reviewed by Ian Tromp.
Polanski’s Roman empire
Jonathan Romney
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8 Oct 1995
<B>CINEMA:</B><B> DEATH AND THE MAIDEN</B> Jonathan Romney speaks to director Roman Polanski, whose new film is released this week.
Venice: A site of memory
Staff Reporter
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9 Jun 1995
Nearly three decades of sanctions and boycotts will have ended as Cape Town artist Malcolm Payne unveils his piece for the Venice Biennale.
Something new, something old
Staff Reporter
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12 Aug 1994
Despite its expensive, chequered past, the newly opened Museum Africa successfully exposes South African history from a rarely seen angle.
Upping local content on TV
Bafana Khumalo
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4 Feb 1994
The two big boys of broadcasting -- the SABC and M-Net -- are at last starting to do something about that great thing called local content.
The jobless laugh, limp and die the American way
Thami Mkhwanazi
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16 Mar 1990
A nice, bloody morning in the cheap seats at the bug-house.
Mandela life story: pure hero worship but original
Stanley Uys
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23 Feb 1990
According to Fatima Meer, Nelson Mandela wrote an autobiography in the late 1970s.
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