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

Poet and literary scholar Nelson Ratau makes literary history by launching two books on one day at Johannesburg Institute for Advanced Study

New contemporary South African play Graduation of K-C to open season for Irish-South African Festival

High drama at National Lotteries Commission offices as artists occupy offices and call for audience with management

Berlin born artist Moena Weiss’ passion for creating portraits of queer women in Cape Town

Wits students bring Legendary photographer Ernest’s Cole’s archive into the present through an exhibition

The night Johannesburg literati congratulated young writer Thobile Phudi, winner of the 2026 Achmat Dangor Literary Prize 

Nandi Madida and Zakes Bantwini’s son Shaka causes international art waves as he exhibits in The Netherlands

Tuesday, November 10, 2026

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I enjoyed double dose of cerebral theatre genre on stages of Keorapetse William Kgositsile at UJ Arts Centre
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I enjoyed double dose of cerebral theatre genre on stages of Keorapetse William Kgositsile at UJ Arts Centre

February 14, 2023

By Edward Tsumele, CITYLIFE/ARTS Editor After the disruption of the past three years by the global pandemic Covid-19, it is a pleasure to now be able to attend theatrical productions … Read More

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I had immersive art experience in Parkwood over the weekend despite wet weather: Hopping from one exhibition to the next
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I had immersive art experience in Parkwood over the weekend despite wet weather: Hopping from one exhibition to the next

February 13, 2023

By Edward Tsumele, CITYLIFE/ARTS Editor When it rains we often say in Africa it is a blessing. I expressed this view recently when I observed clouds gathering in the sky. … Read More

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Can I Play? Exhibition puts spotlight on women’s yearning for freedom from patriarchal oppression
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Can I Play? Exhibition puts spotlight on women’s yearning for freedom from patriarchal oppression

February 13, 2023

By Edward Tsumele When you look at her art works at face value, it gives you a sense and feeling of playfulness. But do not be fooled by visual artist … Read More

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Gerard Sekoto award winner Abongile Sidzumo turning leather offcuts into art telling story of labour migration in Southern Africa
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Gerard Sekoto award winner Abongile Sidzumo turning leather offcuts into art telling story of labour migration in Southern Africa

February 13, 2023

By Edward Tsumele, CITYLIFE/ARTS Editor The first thing that a viewer will notice when you are inside the ABSA Gallery in Johannesburg CBD are elaborately threaded leather on canvas that … Read More

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Country mourning the tragic death of talented rapper AKA
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Country mourning the tragic death of talented rapper AKA

February 13, 2023

By Edward Tsumele The country is mourning the death of a talented rapper AKA who together with his chef and former manager were killed at a Durban restaurant on Friday … Read More

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Latitudes Online is hosting over 50 African visual artists and its diaspora
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Latitudes Online is hosting over 50 African visual artists and its diaspora

February 10, 2023

BY Edward Tsumele, CITYLIFE/ARTS Editor There is no doubt that African contemporary art has in recent years been holding its own on the market, whereas in the past it has … Read More

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Township blues: The trauma and pain of an abandoned black man
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Township blues: The trauma and pain of an abandoned black man

February 10, 2023

By Sandile Memela Often I find that when I listen to Returned Soldiers – that is, men over 50 who have come back to their township homes – they say … Read More

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  • New contemporary South African play Graduation of K-C to open season for Irish-South African Festival

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  • Berlin born artist Moena Weiss’ passion for creating portraits of queer women in Cape Town

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