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
But France’s cultural gatekeepers still bristle at the idea of mixing social issues with creativity
A veteran South African journalist with a background in comedy is staging a unique new show of ‘performance journalism’
Designer graces the runway at Paris Fashion Week with clothes made from traditional fabrics
This era in politics is crying out for a great chronicler in the mould of the American writer
The legendary director has taken a brilliant, terrifying turn over
the past decade
More action than comedy, Lift makes the actor’s dream come true while exploring issues around money and who exactly the bad guys are
Local musician follows in the footsteps of the jazz greats with his cool sounds and dress
Francesca Emerson chats about her colourful life in the Hefner empire
Residents acknowledge some anxiety about the changes in a neighbourhood strongly associated with the annual hajj pilgrimage and Ramadan markets
The portrait of the father of the atomic bomb was followed by Poor Thing and Killers of the Flower Moon, in terms of nominations
Teeth whitening or straightening products that influencers are promoting can be dangerous if used incorrectly
The battle for Africa’s national shirt market has taken a new turn, with some of the raciest designs coming from continental brands
Phupho Gumede recognises the responsibility of the sector to address ethical and environmental concerns
Five creatives tell of their work on the Israeli violence and the responses they’ve had
The bassist and composer reflects on 40 years in music and his newly released album
Documentary looks at how three Americans managed to steal millions by creating a currency
The singer-songwriter evokes literature to write emotions on her latest record
Scepticism has dogged stories of exploration from Ancient Greece
through to Apollo XI
His notebooks form part of an interactive group show in Johannesburg
This is an edited extract from Ben Mezrich’s new book called Breaking Twitter