Sophiatown

This reflective review revisits the political courage and quiet influence that made Sally Motlana indispensable to the liberation struggle

Not only was he world renowned for his powerful images, he also used his talent to fight apartheid, at great personal cost

Juby Mayet did something no ‘Malay girl had ever done’ in reporting for a ‘naytiff paper’. Her memoir tells her story

As I enter the exhibition titled Names in Uphill Letters — A historiography of the newsmakers who tread(ed) South Africa’s soil, at the Workers Museum in Newtown, I encounter a…

The history of clubbing in Jo’burg is less about physical space and fading memories, but about the sheer, frightful necessity of dancing

Veteran journalist Felicia Mabuza-Suttle tells us about how she dealt with patriarchy, her passion for youth development and why she is a germaphobe

The South African activist and man of letters, who died on 29 April 2021, used language as a weapon to defend the marginalised and reflect upon the people, places and culture…

Gwangwa’s love for the struggle was genuine and deep, never cosmetic – and he couldn’t have written an unattractive tune if he tried

Bongani Madondo says the meltdown amid racial witch-hunting portends the beginning of the end of white liberalism itself

A year ago, the suburb rose up against violence. Now, with more police on the streets, there are fewer gunshots and less crime

Life’s hardships halted his career, but now his art is being exhibited and a book is in the pipeline

The police minister has promised a patrolling unit would start their work on the streets of Westbury so the residents can ‘sleep better at night’

The community began protesting on Friday after a woman was fatally shot in the crossfire between alleged gang members on Thursday

April 2018 also marks the arrival of the fourth iteration of Black Chronicles, a highly acclaimed photographic and multimedia exhibition.

Bonded by history as much as the present, the two genres of expression work together effortlessly