Virtual RMB Turbine Art Fair extended
By CityLife Arts Writer RMB Turbine Art Fair launched its online fair on August 28, and now, according to the organisers, due to the enthusiastic support from art lovers and … Read More
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Joburg weekend markets welcome Spring season irrespective of Covid
Traders welcome the much –awaited opening of markets By Edward Tsumele I found a group of people congregating around their stall. Curious, I moved closer and saw what it was … Read More
Down memory lane of Protest Theatre: The Island, the play that forced America to impose sanctions on apartheid South Africa
By Edward Tsumele When a court case gets complicated, it sometimes requires that there be a trial within a trial, and that way you know that that case is messy … Read More
Race and identity to be dissected at the 2020 virtual South African Book Fair
By CityLife Arts Writer This year’s virtual South African Book Fair has seven unmissable sessions for anyone interested in race and identity. Up first is The World Looks Like This … Read More
Tribute to a feminist poet with a big heart, Myesha Jenkins
29 July 1948 – 5 September 2020 By Edward Tsumele Well known Joburg based, US born feminist poet, and human rights activist Myesha Jenkins has left a solid foot print … Read More
Down memory lane of Protest Theatre: Woza Albert
By Edward Tsumele There is one thing about people of the Afrikaans culture that you cannot take away from them, and that is that they are a deeply religious people … Read More
Popular actress Thandeka Mdeliswa dies from shooting
By CityLife Arts writer Yet another woman has lost her life to violence targeted at women. Actress Thandeka Mdeliswa died on Saturday after sustaining wounds in a shooting on September … Read More