Latest articles on Johnny Masilela

You’re stirring your hornets into my words

Article Staff Reporter - 23 Apr 2015

Also of particular interest to me was a petite blonde young woman, who wore signature berets of different shades.

The trout that lost itself in rhetoric

Article Staff Reporter - 9 Apr 2015

It is tempting to weave an interesting storyline about one's life.

Orania still holds some surprises

Article Staff Reporter - 26 Mar 2015

An expedition into Orania invokes many images.

Steve Hofmeyr plays at Orania at last

Article Staff Reporter - 12 Mar 2015

Johnny Masilela entered Afrikanerdom's last laager and discovered a human side to the rabble-rouser during the Orania leg of his Toeka tour.

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Ol’ man river takes a flight of fancy and kills a cobra

Article Staff Reporter - 12 Mar 2015

Different perspectives make for wonderful stories.

Plans to revive King Kong fail

Article Staff Reporter - 19 Feb 2015

Plans to revive the hit musical King Kong fall though as The Market Theatre fails to secure funding.

Cuba-US thaw may better people’s lives

Article Staff Reporter - 15 Jan 2015

Cuba's periodo especial was a cause of both suffering and initiative, as noted by SA medical students.

Urban klevas should respect rural rituals

Article Staff Reporter - 8 Jan 2015

Returning home to attend a traditional burial reminds urbanite Johnny Masilela of the richness of rural culture.

My nephew, the doctor, is down with the villagers

Article Staff Reporter - 21 Nov 2014

For me, the pretender to aristocracy, all this human traffic translates into downright invasion of privacy. But alas, not so with Tebogo.

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Cousin Willie: Still beyond the pale as a loveable rogue

Article Staff Reporter - 14 Aug 2014

Saying thanks to the mourners is a special task.

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