August 22, 2026 - CityLife Arts

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Kaza Kamba Festival opens on a highnote at the Market Theatre, leaving an indelible mark on audiences

August 22, 2026

The smooth sound of the piano arrangement by Mnana, booming voice of Ramapolekeng, and the masterful percussion rhythm, created by Makhene, melted into each other seamlessly, before exploding outwards, spreading … Read More

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Contra.Joburg is here and –promises to be an unforgettable weekend of art immersion

August 22, 2026

29–30 August 2026 By Edward Tsumele, CITYLIFE/ARTS EditorMain Pic: Sara Hallat, Representative from Motherland Coffee Company and artist Usher Sejarin We first congregated at 223 Creative Hub in Johannesburg, where … Read More

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Highlights

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

Kaza Kamba Festival opens on a highnote at the Market Theatre, leaving an indelible mark on audiences

Contra.Joburg is here and –promises to be an unforgettable weekend of art immersion

Abdullah Ibrahim had a profound effect on my career, says pianist Kyle Shepherd

We have assisted SARA throughout the process of applying for funding till they got funded, says National Lotteries Commission over dispute with SARA

Parliament intervenes in the funding row between South African Roadies Association and National Lotteries Commission

Veteran playwright and cultural colossal Sol Rachilo dies

Nokuthula Mazibuko-Msimang the biographer of late cultural icon Dolly Rathebe launches three books on one day

Day: August 22, 2026

Kaza Kamba Festival opens on a highnote at the Market Theatre, leaving an indelible mark on audiences

Contra.Joburg is here and –promises to be an unforgettable weekend of art immersion