MXO and Sliq Angel release single and video that inspire during times of a pandemic
By Edward Tsumele What is the role of artists when a nation is facing a sustained threat from a pandemic that does not seem to be in a hurry to … Read More
Month: July 2021
Sexual harassment is rife in many African media workplaces
By Lindey Blumell and Dinfin Mulupi Survivors of sexual violence around the world have begun to speak out more in recent years. This has happened partly due to the #MeToo movement, … Read More
The amazing success story of a young sneaker designer Theo Baloyi of Ibathu brand
The amazing success story of a young sneaker designer Theo Baloyi of Ibathu brand By Edward Tsumele, CITYLIFE/ARTS Editor He started in the corporate sector working mainly in finance and … Read More
Shudufhadzo Musida, Miss South Africa achieves literary feat by penning a book for young readers
By Edward Tsumele Those who for sometime, have been watching the country’s leading pageant Miss South Africa, whether they believe in beauty contests or not, will have to agree on … Read More
Ané Oosthuysen – as sweet as apple pie!
Miss SA Top 30 hopeful shares her favourite recipe By CityLIfe Arts Writer One of Ané Oosthuysen’s guilty pleasures is watching the chefs battle it out on MasterChef Australia. So … Read More
SABC royalties dispute Part 4: Public broadcaster denies dragging its feet in paying artists’ royalties, blaming the delay on the collection societies
By Edward Tsumele, CITYLIFE/ARTS Editor The South African Broadcasting Corporation has come back with their guns blazing over the allegations that they owe music collection societies millions of Rands that … Read More
Smithsonian’s National Museum of African Art appoints new director Ngaire Blankenberg
By CityLife Arts Correspondent Ngaire Blankenberg has been named director of the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African Art. A consultant for museums and cultural destinations around the world, Blankenberg brings … Read More