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

Sibongile Mkhabela: Odd female, accused No. 6 in June 16 trial, reveals her role at Women’s Festival

In Pursuit of Glimmer exhibition extends women’s struggle for freedom beyond that of 1956

African women music luminaries honoured in style at the weekend in Johannesburg

Kaza Kamba festival returns for 3rd iteration at The Market Theatre

Social scientist Pearl Sithole explains why women academic researchers are oftenfound at the bottom of rankings

80 years of freedom, one enduring cultural Festival

Mankebe Seakgoe, a University of Witwatersrand fine art graduate wins the 2026 ANNA Award

Saturday, August 15, 2026

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Writer and academic Nisi Thusi launches two books on young women grooming practices
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Writer and academic Nisi Thusi launches two books on young women grooming practices

August 6, 2026

The launch and book discussion that followed provoked strong reaction from mainly student audience at University of Johannesburg. By Edward Tsumele, CITYLIFE/ARTS Editor You are standing in the foyer of … Read More

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The exhibition pays homage to David Goldblatt as it shows existing inequality in South African society
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The exhibition pays homage to David Goldblatt as it shows existing inequality in South African society

August 5, 2026

Essentially, what What We Do Not See, has managed to achieve, is to make Golblatt’s legacy, a living thing, a lasting memory that cuts deep into South African contemporary life, … Read More

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New kid on the block: Die Papier is rising, set for prominent role in delivering news in Afrikaans
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New kid on the block: Die Papier is rising, set for prominent role in delivering news in Afrikaans

August 4, 2026

None other than Barnard Beukman, Editor of Die Papier, Novus’ new Afrikaans weekly newspaper, was featured in this event, aptly titled The State of Media: A Networking Session with Barnard … Read More

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A new guest Fire my Spirit waiting to greet you at University of Johannesburg
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A new guest Fire my Spirit waiting to greet you at University of Johannesburg

July 30, 2026

This permanent installation created by artist Bev Butkow has achieved the effect of being in conversation with the space by softening the Brutalist architecture of the foyer of Keorapetse William … Read More

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Gcina Mhlophe’s call to action: Why reading corners are a win-win for a reading nation
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Gcina Mhlophe’s call to action: Why reading corners are a win-win for a reading nation

July 30, 2026

By CityLife Arts Writer When reading corners opened in every classroom at Mxhaka Senior Primary School in Ngqamakwe, audiences beyond the Eastern Cape were watching too not for a ribbon-cutting, … Read More

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Melville to become alive again as another iteration of First Thursdays beckons
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Melville to become alive again as another iteration of First Thursdays beckons

July 29, 2026

Taking place on August 6, 2026, artists will once again open their studios to visitors, exhibitions will be mounted in its galleries, art conversations will take centre stage, and art … Read More

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Artist Proof Studio marks 35 years of printmaking excellence with KZN Art Fair debut
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Artist Proof Studio marks 35 years of printmaking excellence with KZN Art Fair debut

July 29, 2026

 By CityLife Arts Writer Artist Proof Studio (APS) will make its debut at the KZN Art Fair from 6–9 August 2026 at Hilton College in the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands, presenting a … Read More

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