The author of the report sets the wags talking about a reality that at times seems more farcical than fiction
The rapper’s ‘DROGAS Wave’ album builds on the painting ‘Slave Ship’ and accompanying poem
Dube claims she is owed about R400 000 for the conceptualisation of the campaign, and millions for what she says is the actual value of the campaign.
Staging, admin errors and heavy-handed security dimmed the Joy of Jazz festival
‘Intruders’ is the effort of an author putting in work for her generation.
Actress Shoki Mokgapa died on Tuesday after allegedly taking her own life
Happy Dhlame’s gritty exhibition weighs up the human cost of gentrification in the city
A vast collaborative project staged over three cities confronts the colonisation of plants
She was reticent but Zondeni Veronica Sobukwe’s story of her place in the liberation struggle is emerging
Emotive performances and a willingness to share were his enduring qualities, writes Kwanele Sosibo
Those who saw Ben Sharpa perform "will tell you that, in all of hip-hop, there will never be a replica".
Keep your ear to the ground, says Clara Nzima, who rose from production assistant to head of channel
Allegations and counter-allegations are flying between the board’s chair, management and staff
Co-founder of Global Citizen, Hugh Evans says he believes that if people get into the spirit of altruism it eventually becomes habit-forming.
Dancer Artchild’s colourful presence in music videos is just the first step in her expanding career
The European Film Festival is stepping away from gentility to highlight the continent’s burning issues
It took years for Ayanda Sikade to release the album Movements, which secures his place in the jazz idiom
Oliver Sacks was able to convey through his writing how neurological disorders can enrich our understanding of the essence of humanity
Goliath and Goliath are establishing a nationwide circuit that will open doors for other comedians
Nommer 37 is a safe film, albeit one that executes well within its limits.
Dr Philip Nchipi Tabane, the inimitable guitarist, philosopher and conduit of malombo spirits passed away today at a Pretoria hospital
It’s no coincidence that decades after liberation Zimdancehall is becoming more acceptable
The pan-African magazine marks the
end of the Mugabe era as a moment of
imaginative, if not political, liberation.
A grand cinematic experiment, Five Fingers for Marseilles fails to resolve its themes as a South African western
When obsessed followers of an Indian mystic meet self-righteous Americans things get dirty and nasty
Egyptian Lover says it’s the sound of the 808 drum machine that keeps people partying to his music
Niq Mhlongo on writing about the present with a nod to the past, and the slices of life that sit waiting on every pavement of his childhood home
Grada Kilomba’s work traces the history of the black diaspora, exploring difference but also finding sameness
If the copyright law is changed, South African artists could soon find extra money in their pockets
Going back into the past to get a deeper sense of comedy’s future
A portrait of the enigmatic but gifted jazz cat and artist is conjured through the eyes of photographer (and admirer) Tseliso Monaheng
Gilli Apter’s strain of comedy is reflective, interactive and somewhat feminist in its bent.