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Here is why some of the country’s best education can be found in the rural areas.
The Pretoria native talks about her journey to self-assurance as both a woman and an artist, and why she is sure that her recently released debut album reflects this new confidence perfectly.
Dark chocolate, in the right circumstances, may also reduce blood pressure and prevent the formation of clots that block arterial systems.
South Africa has an emerging water crisis that partly stems from climate change, and partly from state failure. So it’s always a treat to fly-fish for trout in clean waters, which is cleansing for both the mind and the soul.
The Sony World Photography Awards returns to celebrate contemporary photography and the ways the arts reflect the world around us. Here is a selection of the images from the Professional competition in the still life category.
After it premiered in 1995, Anthony Akerman’s play about the charismatic and controversial poet Roy Campbell was performed to critical acclaim and garnered several awards. In this story, Akerman explains what drew him to Campbell and takes the reader on a literary pilgrimage that ends in a remote Portuguese hillside cemetery.
If you plan to go into Alex Garland’s ‘Civil War’ with fists clenched, ready to be outraged, and claim personal attack over your sociopolitical beliefs… don’t. The dystopian thriller is nothing like that, for better or worse.
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Treason Trial accused Leon Levy is one of the giants of South Africa’s liberation Struggle, and in ‘Back to the Front — A Memoir’ (Jacana) he reflects on his life fighting injustice and racism.
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Shakespeare relocated to genocidal German South West Africa brings a fresh humanity to this polished, tears-down-your-cheeks adaptation of Othello.
This extract from the book, ‘The Palestine Laboratory: How Israel Exports the Technology of Occupation Around the World’, sheds light on how close the political, ideological and military relationship was between the two countries.
Enter the eternal sunshine of the Jacob Zuma supporter’s mind.
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The Sony World Photography Awards returns to celebrate contemporary photography and the ways the arts reflect the world around us. Here is a selection of the images from the Professional competition in the sport category.
South African composer Conrad Asman tries his hand at opera for the first time, turning to a topic close to many of our hearts: former golden boy Oscar Pistorius and the murder of Reeva Steenkamp.
Comprising three one-hour-maximum productions, Cape Town Opera’s ‘Shorts: A Festival of Pocket Operas’ is a showcase of some of the variety that exists within the genre.
Elon Musk’s brain implant company offers an intriguing glimpse of an internet connecting human minds. But its use and implications need much more discussion across sectors.
Human existence is an intricate fabric with strands pulling this way and that. Like interwoven yarns, we must find compassion by realising we are part of a whole.
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[PHOTO ESSAY] First posthumous monograph on David Goldblatt shows photographer’s continued relevance
‘David Goldblatt: No Ulterior Motive’ coincides with a major retrospective exhibition organised by Yale University, which now houses the world-famous photographer’s archive, and The Art Institute of Chicago.
In the Karoo, there is always something quaint and quirky around the next corner – from Uniondale where there is power in the wors to Matjiesfontein where Johnny Theunissen was a one-man welcome committee.
There’s so much we still don’t know about whales. Here’s three amazing new things we’ve learnt about whales lately: how humpback whales have sex and give birth – and how baleen whales sing underwater.
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Margaret Busby’s anthology celebrates the power of compelling voices.
The Sony World Photography Awards returns to celebrate contemporary photography and the ways the arts reflect the world around us. Here is a selection of the images from the Professional competition in the portfolio and portraiture categories.
The cheers fade, the echoes of oars slicing through water replaced by the measured tap of keyboards. James Thompson's world has pivoted from the exciting spectacle of Olympic and World Championship rowing to the dynamic landscape of entrepreneurship. His journey, an interplay of athletic and business achievement, serves as a source of inspiration, illuminating the path from athletic glory to corporate success.
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