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The death of a public museum in South Africa and the emergence of a privately owned museum

Birthday tribute to a Kleva Black Zuko Rwaxa who left the corporate world for jazz

Sol Plaatje at 150: why a pioneering South African change‑maker still inspires today

Vincent Mantsoe returns to UJ to shape three decades of dance into a dream

Mystery surrounding identityof Drum writer, Dugmore Boetie remains unresolved, clam authors of new book The Original Apartheid Hustler

Artist and academic Khanya Mthethwa excavating African knowledge systems to benefit the modern world

What do we call home? The 12th African Women Writers’ Symposium asks the question in Soweto this weekend. A Soweto weekend asks South Africa what it means to belong.

South African fashion designer Stephen Manzini calls for more African designers representation in retail shops

Thursday, October 15, 2026

Month: August 2020

Celebrating radio milestone
News

Celebrating radio milestone

August 22, 2020

By CityLife Arts Writer 5FM DJ Kid Fonque celebrated 200 shows on 5FM this week with an interview with award-winning DJ and producer Louie Vega. The DJ behind the popular Selective Styles show on … Read More

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The evolution of multi-media artist Blessing Ngobeni
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The evolution of multi-media artist Blessing Ngobeni

August 21, 2020

His exhibition at Standard Bank Gallery Chaotic Pleasure speaks truth to power By Edward Tsumele Multi-media South African artist Blessing Ngobeni’s exhibition has just opened at the Standard Bank Gallery … Read More

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Why it’s not empowering to abandon male pseudonyms used by female writers
Opinion

Why it’s not empowering to abandon male pseudonyms used by female writers

August 21, 2020

In a letter to James AH Murray in 1879, the writer ME Lewes wrote: “I wish always to be quoted as George Eliot”. She perhaps would not have been pleased … Read More

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How grassroots video is building a film industry in Zimbabwe
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How grassroots video is building a film industry in Zimbabwe

August 20, 2020

  There is a general perception that there is no film industry to talk about in Zimbabwe. This argument is mostly based on comparisons with other well-resourced film economies, such … Read More

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Ethiopian film, Finding Sally, which premieres at two international film festivals in South Africa reveals family secrets
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Ethiopian film, Finding Sally, which premieres at two international film festivals in South Africa reveals family secrets

August 20, 2020

By CityLife Arts Writer August and September will be a period for Ethiopian filmmaker, Tamara Mariam Dawit, who has the African premiere of her documentary Finding Sally, at Encounters International … Read More

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Tribute to S’busiso Mseleku: Remembering the day when we shared that stage in Soweto
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Tribute to S’busiso Mseleku: Remembering the day when we shared that stage in Soweto

August 19, 2020

By Edward Tsumele As tributes continue to pour for veteran sports writer S’busiso Mseleku who died yesterday, two things come into my mind. One, only last month Mseleku had reached … Read More

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The Lab on the search for next generation of creative pioneers
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The Lab on the search for next generation of creative pioneers

August 19, 2020

By CityLife Arts Writer You fancy yourself as a John Kani or an Athol Fugard?  If the answer is yes, you might be the right person that the world renowned … Read More

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  • Birthday tribute to a Kleva Black Zuko Rwaxa who left the corporate world for jazz

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  • Vincent Mantsoe returns to UJ to shape three decades of dance into a dream

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  • Mystery surrounding identityof Drum writer, Dugmore Boetie remains unresolved, clam authors of new book The Original Apartheid Hustler

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