Award-nominated jazz vocalist and composer Rorisang Sechele heads to Untitled Basement on 16 August for an intimate Women’s Month performance that looks towards what comes next. As part of the HER ...
The most revealing thing about the inaugural KZN Art Fair happened before I had even seen the art. I took a group of students from the Durban University of Technology to the fair. I wanted them there.
A few days ago, Donald Trump told the world his Board of Peace had struck a historic agreement to disarm Hamas and wind down the war in Gaza. On Sunday, in front of his cabinet, Benjamin Netanyahu ...
Tricolt Group's new 23-storey development, The Madison, on Bree Street, Cape Town, achieved a staggering R1.255 billion in off-plan sales on its launch day, marking the biggest single-day residential ...
Spending the past five days with the Omoda C7 SHS has left me even more convinced that electrified vehicles make the most sense in urban environments. The C7 SHS is the third vehicle I have driven ...
The Land Rover Defender 110 D350 is more than just a car; it's an adventure vehicle with a personality. This review explores its powerful 3.0-litre inline-six turbo-diesel engine, luxurious yet robust ...
Last week, two judges told President Donald Trump he could not renovate the United States. A federal appeals court ordered work stopped on Trump’s White House ballroom, ruling that the president did ...
Fourteen years after 34 mineworkers were killed by police at Marikana, families are still waiting for accountability, while the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) says the deaths and violence that ...
The devastating impact of apartheid on families, particularly black women, is a theme Kagiso Lesego Molope explores throughout her work. Her latest novel, We Inherit the Fire, continues the ...
Retired warrant officer Gregory Loftus, father of slain KZN tow truck owner Bevan Loftus told the Madlanga Commission his son was killed by the police in a bogus Cash-in-Transit operation. “Bevan was ...
Every time African migrants are attacked in South Africa, outrage ripples across the continent. Governments issue condemnations, civil society mobilises, diplomatic tempers flare and then, within a ...
During a debate on xenophobia in South Africa on the “Dr Shola speaks” podcast hosted by Shola Mos-Shogbamimu, the British academic, activist and political commentator, Farai Muvuti, the CEO of the ...
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