Alexei Navalny’s demise spotlights how death and displacement are portrayed in the media and in literature
Film has all the hits, none of the misses – and very little of the miss-e
Jazz out of the box and plenty more on her new album, which is sung by a trio
Johannesburg Film Festival offers 60 thought-provoking, conversation-inducing movies
ChatGPT was giving ‘peculiar’ responses, generating non-existent words, incomplete sentences and general gobbledygook
Neruda had been preparing to flee into exile in Mexico to lead the resistance against the Pinochet regime when he died in hospital just 12 days after the coup
This is an edited extract from Haider Eid’s book, Decolonising the Palestinian Mind
Lesego Chepape speaks to Tumi Morake about the state of comedy in South Africa
Project at Cape Town Art Fair demonstrates the links between the sport and art
Reality show starring some of SA’s best comedians promises
to be a cracker
The singer has caused a stir with her loud-and-proud approach to being coloured
The art market is more complex than other investment markets, such as stocks and government bonds, as art has an intrinsic value that cannot necessarily be quantified and plugged into economic models as easily
The Mother City’s premier art event promises to leave viewers unbound
A Sri Lankan documentary about the overthrow of its despotic leader is being shown locally
A whole book written in a single sentence? Author challenges with both style and content
Women writers have often been treated badly but the first novel was written by one
The third album from South African-Swiss jazz band Skyjack delights and surprises
The musician and anti-apartheid fighter is still searing at 70 as he embarks on a tour
Asemahle Ntlonti’s exhibition explores the tearing of land(scape) and of the flesh
The musician, mother and entrepreneur opens up about her
decades in the business
The song breaks away from his normal style and rolls back the years
From his chart-topping hits to his outspoken advocacy, AKA left an indelible mark on the cultural landscape
Wits Theatre is celebrating its 40th anniversary this year and the highlight of its Pitso Ya Kalaneng Festival this weekend will be a performance on Saturday evening by the Africanist band Iphupho L’ka Biko
The Joburg singer has made a splash with her song Water and everything about her Grammy
This is an edited extract from Nadine Dirks’s Hot Water, which explores living with a chronic illness
Rogan was an early adopter of the podcasting format in 2009, and built up a loyal fan base that is still unrivalled in its size and enthusiasm
The industry takes an enormous toll on the environment and there is a pressing need for more sustainable options
Singer-songwriter brings home the award for Best African Music Performance in the category’s first year
A pulsating political thriller forces viewers to contemplate the status quo in the country
The lead actor and a producer tell of the making of the new local series Soon Comes Night
Brett Murray speaks about the shift in the work that appears on his new exhibition
South Africa and Jamaica share a history marked by colonisation and slavery