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

Zolani Maholo and Zakes Bantwini: When two powerful creatives collaborate, something powerful emerges-Where You Are

Johannesburg Philharmonic Orchestra presents Symphonic Jazz 2026!

Mamela Nyamza’s Herd/Less: A Brilliant lament for a headless society

Why looking for the best thing on the Fringe Festival is a wise move, instead of only restricting your search for excellence to the main programme

FNB Art Prize winner Thato Toeba’s solo exhibition I beat you because I love you, examines symbols of power in society

Resilient eSwatini photographer Siphephile Sibanyoni publishes a book about indigenous cultures of various communities on the African continent

KwaZulu-Natal born fine art graduate Sphumelele Zondi wins Sasol New Signatures Visual Arts Competition 2026

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Visual artist Reggie Khumalo’s The Last African Supper in Berlin pays tribute to African women’s resilient spirit
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Visual artist Reggie Khumalo’s The Last African Supper in Berlin pays tribute to African women’s resilient spirit

September 22, 2021

By Edward Tsumele, CITYLIFE/ARTS Editor South African visual artist Reggie Khumalo is currently enjoying an amazing spotlight in Berlin, Germany, where is has completed an arts residency and where on … Read More

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Painter Zanele Montle explores the concept of belonging in her solo exhibition
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Painter Zanele Montle explores the concept of belonging in her solo exhibition

September 22, 2021

This exhibition which opens on October 2, 2021, 11am to 3pm at 54 the Valley Road, Parktown, Johannesburg, was produced during a residency at End Street Studios, August House, Johannesburg. … Read More

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A new African writers initiative announced
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A new African writers initiative announced

September 22, 2021

By CityLife Arts Writer EbonyLife and Sony Pictures Television have today announced ÀLÓ, a brand-new writers initiative offering a unique platform for writers of African heritage. The word “ÀLÓ” is … Read More

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Zimbabwe had a bumper harvest: what went right and what needs work
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Zimbabwe had a bumper harvest: what went right and what needs work

September 22, 2021

By Eness Paidamoyo Mutswangwa Sammie Zimbabwe has reported a bumper harvest of maize and other grains, capable of feeding the country’s 14.65 million people for the next year. According to Zimbabwe’s Second Crop and … Read More

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Recent Posts

  • Zolani Maholo and Zakes Bantwini: When two powerful creatives collaborate, something powerful emerges-Where You Are

    Zolani Maholo and Zakes Bantwini: When two powerful creatives collaborate, something powerful emerges-Where You Are

    September 16, 2026
  • Johannesburg Philharmonic Orchestra presents Symphonic Jazz 2026!

    Johannesburg Philharmonic Orchestra presents Symphonic Jazz 2026!

    September 16, 2026
  • Mamela Nyamza’s Herd/Less: A Brilliant lament for a headless society

    Mamela Nyamza’s Herd/Less: A Brilliant lament for a headless society

    September 16, 2026
  • Why looking for the best thing on the Fringe Festival is a wise move, instead of only restricting your search for excellence to the main programme

    Why looking for the best thing on the Fringe Festival is a wise move, instead of only restricting your search for excellence to the main programme

    September 16, 2026
  • FNB Art Prize winner Thato Toeba’s solo exhibition I beat you because I love you, examines symbols of power in society

    FNB Art Prize winner Thato Toeba’s solo exhibition I beat you because I love you, examines symbols of power in society

    September 11, 2026
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