October 24, 2025 - CityLife Arts

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As he dissolves the Market Theatre board Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture Gayton McKenzie cites ‘toxicity, dysfunction and sexual harassment’ as reasons

October 24, 2025

No board and no Chief Executive Officer, it will take several months to fill these key strategic positions at the Newtown based internationally reputed Theatre institution. By Edward Tsumele, CITYLIFE/ARTS … Read More

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Amid cool music sound top economist reveals the possibility of Universal Grant for all South Africans being introduced

October 24, 2025

By Jojokhala Mei Amid an interesting music rendition and as those who gathered listened attentively to meticulously curated songs performed by an alternative woke musical group to suit the moment, … Read More

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Delegates at Afrotellers Conference tell their bold stories without fear and unapologetically

October 24, 2025

By Edward Tsumele A collective of women in Kenya, which looks after the interest of especially marginalised women which goes by the politically incorrect but powerful name of P— s … Read More

Book Review

Award winning cellist and classical music conductor pens a debut book, a memoir

October 24, 2025

By CityLife Arts Writer Renowned broadcaster, cellist and classical music conductor Kutlwano Masote has gone literary with the launch of his new debut book scheduled for November 4, 2025 at … Read More

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Highlights

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

The Queen of the Streets of Johannesburg Maria McCloy given a deserved and dignified send off by a creative sector she helped build

The current exhibition 1976 at 50 at Wits Art Museum adds new knowledge about June 16

Ubugqi beThongo draws inspiration from sustained, intimate engagement with ancient and contemporary local artistic practices

Writers Georges Lory and Daphnée Breytenbach discuss the complexity of translation and the life and times of anti-Apartheid rebel poet Breytenbach Breytenbach

Enduring Signatures…again is on at Sasol Gallery

Mukoni Ratshitanga’s new book on Sally Motlana receives endorsement from heavyweights in society at its launch in Sophiatown

Dudu Xaba: The pathfinder democratizing African storytelling

Day: October 24, 2025

As he dissolves the Market Theatre board Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture Gayton McKenzie cites ‘toxicity, dysfunction and sexual harassment’ as reasons

Amid cool music sound top economist reveals the possibility of Universal Grant for all South Africans being introduced

Delegates at Afrotellers Conference tell their bold stories without fear and unapologetically

Award winning cellist and classical music conductor pens a debut book, a memoir