Gilbert Matthews – a pioneer and a visionary of South African jazz
By Gwen Ansell South Africa has done little to acknowledge the passing of a jazz great and titan of drums, Gilbert Matthews. For Bra Gil, who brought credit to South … Read More
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I had a strange feeling walking the streets of Yeoville this week.
By Edward Tsumele Increasingly, each time I pass through Yeoville these days, I somehow feel a sense of discomfort. Yes, over the past 15 years or so, discomfort for visitors … Read More
Yeoville After Dark: A Place of Many Places
By Beth Vale Nightclub cultures can illuminate the social fabric of our cities. Many of our most urgent aspirations and insecurities are laid bare on urban dancefloors. Over the past … Read More
Self-taught photographer Nonzuzo Gxekwa explores identity issues through photography
By Edward Tsumele Often when people come to Maboneng, the gentrified part of Johannesburg inner City, the Eastern side of it, they end up hanging around the busy Fox street … Read More
Legendary South African casting director Moonyeenn Lee succumbs to coronavirus
By Edward Tsumele Legendary casting director and actors’ agent Moonyeenn Lee is dead. She passed on on Saturday due to COVID-19-related complications. Information surrounding the circumstances of her illness and … Read More
Cape Town’s Miss SA Top 15 semi-finalist supports Mandela Day
By CityLife Arts Writer The Miss South Africa Organisation, in conjunction with the pageant’s sponsor Brand South Africa, took part on Mandela Day on Saturday with the 15 semi-finalists making … Read More
Miss SA Top 15 mid air experience over Zimbabwe -at one stage
Successful international model eyeing the hot spot By CityLife Arts Writer Meet Jordan van der Vyver from Greenpoint in Cape Town. Not only is the 24-year old a very successful … Read More