Tech tackles urban decay
BY CityLIfe Arts Writer Tech philanthropists David and Tracey Frankel have donated a 10-storey skyscraper to the Maharishi Invincibility Institute (MII), a move signalling a calculated attempt by the private … Read More
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Human Rights Festival this year packed with festivities –including 1000 Drums
The 1000 Drums session is part of the Constitution Hill’s Human Rights Festival, one of Gauteng’s significant public events from the 26th to 29th March 2026 By Edward Tsumele, CITYLIFE/ARTS Editor A … Read More
Finding Emnyamandawo, Imvemnyama launches debut EP at Lit.Culture in Brixton
By CityLife Arts Writer On 28 March, Imvemnyama (real name Sive Mqikela) releases his debut EP Emnyamandawo across all digital streaming platforms. That same day, the project lands at Lit.Culture … Read More
NEFTi Short Film Competition and Movies That Matter Festival join forces to support displaced filmmakers in Europe and Africa
By CityLife Arts Writer The NEFTi International Short Film Competition and the Movies That Matter Festival have announced a new partnership to support displaced filmmakers living in the European diaspora … Read More
The Bag Factory celebrates 35 years of art making through a group exhibition Maungo
By Edward Tsumele, CITYLIFE/ARTS Editor If there is an art initiative that has stood the test of time, travelling successfully the difficult path from apartheid into democratic South Africa, it … Read More
Nthikeng Mohele, the gifted wordsmith pens a new novel simply titled Love
By Edward Tsumele, CITYLIFE/ARTS Editor He ranks as an important literary voice of his generation, if not the foremost. His is a literary talent and voice that for the longest … Read More
Big brains in craft and design to meet for a grand showcase of skills and products
By CityLife Arts Writer Making It! 2026: Scaling South Africa’s creative economy Making It! 2026 marks 25 years of the Craft and Design Institute shaping South Africa’s creative economy, convening … Read More