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

Young visual minds Paidamoyo Swaline Mkhonto and Zovuyo Pendu exploring the metaphysical world

The Scotts’ lifelong passion for collecting art enthrals photographers from Of Soul and Joy Photographic Collective of Thokoza

Evita opens The Queer festival to rapturous reception at the Market Theatre

A new ‘definitive’ book of the phenomenon of Jacob Zuma’s presidency launched at Johannesburg Institute for Advanced Study

Busi Mhlongo’s love for music was so strong she defied parental authority, reveals her biographer Ncebakazi Manzi

UNISA to host a seminar celebrating Andile Xaba’s new book Soweto Theatre of Resistance 1984-1994

Trauma to Triumph by Karen Botha is a guide to healing for those experiencing trauma

Wednesday, October 28, 2026

Category: Opinion

Street food keeps Johannesburg going – but working conditions of vendors are unhealthy
Opinion

Street food keeps Johannesburg going – but working conditions of vendors are unhealthy

December 6, 2022

Maasago Mercy Sepadi, University of Johannesburg and Vusumuzi Nkosi, South African Medical Research Council Informal vendors are a common feature in urban areas. Also known as street vendors, they sell … Read More

Comment on Street food keeps Johannesburg going – but working conditions of vendors are unhealthy
Rock art: how South Africa’s coat of arms got to feature an ancient San painting
Opinion

Rock art: how South Africa’s coat of arms got to feature an ancient San painting

November 30, 2022

Sam Challis, University of the Witwatersrand A new exhibition in Johannesburg titled ǃke e꞉ ǀxarra ǁke – People who are Different: Come Together celebrates the rock art of the San … Read More

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Can an African team win the World Cup? New football study crunches the numbers
Opinion

Can an African team win the World Cup? New football study crunches the numbers

November 24, 2022

Matthew Andrews, Harvard Kennedy School Many football lovers hope an African team will finally win the men’s 2022 Fifa World Cup. The world has been waiting for this since the … Read More

Comment on Can an African team win the World Cup? New football study crunches the numbers
Crime is lower when cities are greener: evidence from South Africa supports the link
Opinion

Crime is lower when cities are greener: evidence from South Africa supports the link

November 11, 2022

Charlie Shackleton, Rhodes University; Andrew Faull, University of Cape Town; Gregory Breetzke, University of Pretoria; Ian Edelstein, University of Cape Town, and Zander Venter, The Norwegian Institute for Nature Research … Read More

Comment on Crime is lower when cities are greener: evidence from South Africa supports the link
Hotel Rwanda: a film that proved to be a double-edged sword for Kigali
Opinion

Hotel Rwanda: a film that proved to be a double-edged sword for Kigali

November 10, 2022

Jonathan Beloff, King’s College London Paul Rusesabagina is perhaps one of the world’s best known Rwandans. His actions during the 1994 genocide against the Tutsi were made famous in the … Read More

Comment on Hotel Rwanda: a film that proved to be a double-edged sword for Kigali
South Africa’s dance music craze, amapiano, could conquer the world – if its stars step up
Opinion

South Africa’s dance music craze, amapiano, could conquer the world – if its stars step up

November 4, 2022

Sanya Osha, University of Cape Town There’s a lot of hype around amapiano. The South African dance music genre has dominated dancefloors since 2019, spreading from South Africa to West … Read More

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Apartheid ‘town planning’ created Orlando 90 years ago. It became a hotbed of black resistance
Opinion

Apartheid ‘town planning’ created Orlando 90 years ago. It became a hotbed of black resistance

October 31, 2022

Noor Nieftagodien, University of the Witwatersrand Orlando East, a working class community on the periphery of Johannesburg in South Africa, has turned 90 years old. Orlando was one of the … Read More

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  • Young visual minds Paidamoyo Swaline Mkhonto and Zovuyo Pendu exploring the metaphysical world

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  • Evita opens The Queer festival to rapturous reception at the Market Theatre

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