March 4, 2025 - CityLife Arts

Book Review

The book Home Away from Home celebrates the beautiful life of Soweto from two love struck Europeans: a poet and essayist and a painter

March 4, 2025

By Edward Tsumele, CITYLIFE/ARTS Editor I first met Kasper Bechsgaard in an overcrowded Weed Lovers’ Market, that place in Marshalltown, Johannesburg CBD, which to be honest I have a complicated … Read More

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The Cry of Winnie Mandela unravels the complicated lives of imaginary waiting women, whose circumstances resemble that of Winnie Mandela

March 4, 2025

By Nomfundo Nkosi The opening show of the stage production The Cry of Winnie Mandela on February 27, 2025 at the Market Theatre, is solid proof that theatre pieces draw … Read More

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Highlights

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

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The book Home Away from Home celebrates the beautiful life of Soweto from two love struck Europeans: a poet and essayist and a painter

The Cry of Winnie Mandela unravels the complicated lives of imaginary waiting women, whose circumstances resemble that of Winnie Mandela

Max Baloyi live@BreezeBlock in Brixton, Johannesburg

Teen model and musician, Chloé-Jade Christian to share what it means to be an African superwoman at the Forbes Woman Africa Leading Women Summit 2025

A small chat that changed his life as a leading global choreographer and dancer

Day: March 4, 2025

The book Home Away from Home celebrates the beautiful life of Soweto from two love struck Europeans: a poet and essayist and a painter

The Cry of Winnie Mandela unravels the complicated lives of imaginary waiting women, whose circumstances resemble that of Winnie Mandela