It’s a busy, buzzy day of viewing, so make sure you’re wearing comfy shoes, and carry water
Kola Tubosun has made a documentary about Nigerian creative Wole Soyinka who has just turned 90
This is an edited extract from Patric Tariq Mellet’s The Truth About Cape Slavery
The exhibition invites viewers to reflect on South Africa’s history through deeply personal stories of loss, memory and healing.
Bass culture is as old as Zimbabwe itself
Globally successful East African selector Kampire gives us a glimpse into her life, career and her new release
East African DJ Kampire has built a successful international career playing African sounds
Exhibition delves into the connections and balance between urban life and nature
This is an edited extract of Henning Melber’s The Long Shadow of German Colonialism.
Like all of us, Lucas Mangope’s life trajectory had many exciting twists and turns. His illustrates a journey from the outskirts of a traditional village — Motsweding, in North West — to political stardom as the president of the Bophuthatswana homeland from 1977 to 1994. In Lucas Mangope: A Life, Oupa Segalwe demonstrates elusive qualities […]
Percival Everett’s new novel James is a thoughtful, intelligent retelling of an old tale.
The new movie has its merits but it isn’t a patch on the highly acclaimed first one
Bernie Molepo started her own fabric and wallpaper sourcing company
I played the lead in a film that took just 48 hours to make as part of an international competition.
Musician Mandla Mlangeni speaks to us about his upcoming show and more
This is an edited extract from Charl-Pierre Naudé’s novel The Equality of Shadows
Lindokuhle Sobekwa’s solo exhibition Umkhondo: Going Deeper will be at the Johannesburg Art Gallery, in collaboration with Goodman Gallery, from 24 August to 23 March.
Getting to know my malts with Dr Bill — who is ‘married to Glenmorangie’
Every corner tells a story in this novel exploring themes of identity, power and personal ambition
Rema is in top form, assured of his place, yet hungry enough to make each song a furious manifesto of self
In 1988, The Ugly Noo Noo catapulted Andrew Buckland into the limelight as a master of physical comedy and creator of a distinctive theatrical form. Among South Africa’s defining live performances, the one-man show is back
South Africans have a knack for using humour to tackle the most serious of issues and this can be seen in Oleanna
More than once a week our doorbell rings and it is either a nice broom seller or a fresh delivery from one of the publishers. Here are three waiting for my eyes
Award-winning Zimbabwean painter Gresham Nyaude walks us through his work and process
Seminal retrospective album comes out as breaking makes its Olympic debut in Paris
Collection of short stories tells of the struggles of LGBTQI+ men growing into their sexuality
Open the pages and you’re gone, transported to the writer’s exact state of mind
The music sector is rife with discrimination and harassment, making it difficult for women
Local movie Lobola Man is the latest offering on Netflix from Burnt Onion Productions
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