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Downton Abbey, The Grand Finale: Each scene in this film is a tapestry of style and substance

September 12, 2025

Reviewer: Funeka BambaleleFilm Title: Downton Abbey: The Grand FinalePremier Date: September 12 They say all good things come to an end. This is a sum-up of the gist of the … Read More

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The historic novel Dancing The Death Drill by Fred Khumalo takes to the stage at Joburg Theatre opening on Friday

September 10, 2025

Dancing The Death Drill a novel by Journalist and novelist Fred Khumalo that has been adapted into a stage musical that opens its season this Friday at Joburg Theatre, is … Read More

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Jaws is a timeless masterpiece that continues to grip viewers with its primal fear of the unknown lurking beneath the surface

September 3, 2025

By Funeka Bambalele Film Title: Jaws 50th Anniversary Film Release: 29th of August The fact that I sat on the edge of the seat for 2hours and 3 minutes watching Jaws 50th Anniversary speaks volumes … Read More

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Dynamic women leaders in Information Communications Technology sector to meet this Sunday at a Sandton luncheon

August 29, 2025

By Edward TsumeleHigh powered women in Information Communications technology sector are gathering this Sunday to discuss weighty issues and opportunities available in this fast-changing sector. The meeting, which will be … Read More

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A new play about school bullying casts top talent taking one into the heart of the problem

August 29, 2025

By Edward Tsumele, CITYLIFE/ARTS Editor One character is that of a very mean learner who conspires, in the most-cruel way you can ever imagine, to make hell out of the life … Read More

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Hard time for media at the National Arts and Culture Awards as top artistic talent get recognition

August 25, 2025

By Edward Tsumele at the Sun City Superbowl The National Arts and Culture Awards that took place at Sun City in North West Province on Friday 22 August 2025 in … Read More

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Professor David Scott tells of a humble Tale of Small Axe which has since become the leading intellectual and academic voice of the Caribbean

August 7, 2025

By Edward Tsumele, CITYLIFE/ARTS Editor Professor David Scott, a visiting prominent Caribbean academic and intellectual who arrived in Johannesburg on Monday, August 4, 2025 to hold a workshop at Johannesburg … Read More

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Highlights

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

French Institute of South Africa marks unveiling of alumni community at Standard Bank Gallery in Johannesburg CBD

A South African theatre company makes waves internationally, with their latest show winning a prestigious award in Oman

Celebrated South Africa writer E’skia Mphahlele’s iconic book, Down Second Avenue grows new legs up the stage

Public intellectual, poet and painter, Lefifi Tladi proposes public cleansing for South Africa to be on the right course

CITYLIFE/ARTS pays tribute to Abdullah Ibrahim, who has passed on

A new film Studying Under the Barrel of a Gun honours legacy of student leaders who helped shape the nation’s democratic future

Soweto youth to get A1 skills training on Youth Day

Category: Feature

Downton Abbey, The Grand Finale: Each scene in this film is a tapestry of style and substance

The historic novel Dancing The Death Drill by Fred Khumalo takes to the stage at Joburg Theatre opening on Friday

Jaws is a timeless masterpiece that continues to grip viewers with its primal fear of the unknown lurking beneath the surface

Dynamic women leaders in Information Communications Technology sector to meet this Sunday at a Sandton luncheon

A new play about school bullying casts top talent taking one into the heart of the problem

Hard time for media at the National Arts and Culture Awards as top artistic talent get recognition

Professor David Scott tells of a humble Tale of Small Axe which has since become the leading intellectual and academic voice of the Caribbean