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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

Category: Opinion

Zoë Wicomb, the South African-Scottish writer who told powerful stories about belonging
Opinion

Zoë Wicomb, the South African-Scottish writer who told powerful stories about belonging

October 20, 2025

Derek Attridge, University of York Zoë Wicomb, a celebrated South African-Scottish writer and scholar, has died. All my memories of her crystallise around her voice: it brought a small piece … Read More

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Johannesburg’s creative hubs are booming: how artists are rejuvenating a failing inner city
Opinion

Johannesburg’s creative hubs are booming: how artists are rejuvenating a failing inner city

July 26, 2025

Mariapaola McGurk, University of Auckland, Waipapa Taumata Rau Johannesburg is weathering a storm of crises. Nowhere is its complex tangle of challenges more visible than in the inner city, where … Read More

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Feya Faku as I knew him – a tribute to the great South African jazz trumpeter
Opinion

Feya Faku as I knew him – a tribute to the great South African jazz trumpeter

July 3, 2025

Darius Brubeck, University of KwaZulu-Natal Lex Futshane, the South African bass player in the 1992 student band NU Jazz Connection, was the first to tell me that the great South … Read More

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Netflix gives African film a platform – but the cultural price is high
Opinion

Netflix gives African film a platform – but the cultural price is high

July 1, 2025

Wunpini Fatimata Mohammed, Cornell University Netflix began its Africa operations in South Africa in 2016. When the US streaming giant announced it was setting up shop in Nigeria in 2020, … Read More

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Feya Faku: South Africa has lost a quintessentially jazz musician, and decent human being
Opinion

Feya Faku: South Africa has lost a quintessentially jazz musician, and decent human being

June 25, 2025

By Edward Tsumele, CITYLIFE/ARTS Editor After his demise the social media platforms became abuzz with messages of both mourning and celebration of a life well lived by one of the … Read More

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State funding for the arts is a flawed “scam” designed for dependence, writes celebrated choreographer Gregory Maqoma
Opinion

State funding for the arts is a flawed “scam” designed for dependence, writes celebrated choreographer Gregory Maqoma

June 23, 2025

By Gregory Maqoma The Great Illusion: How Government Funding in South Africa Has Been Engineered for Dependence, Perhaps Even More For Humiliation. Government funding in South Africa, especially in the … Read More

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Louis Moholo-Moholo, a lion of South African jazz who used his drums to find freedom
Opinion

Louis Moholo-Moholo, a lion of South African jazz who used his drums to find freedom

June 23, 2025

Gwen Ansell, University of Pretoria Louis Tebugo Moholo-Moholo was born in St Monica’s Hospital, Cape Town, South Africa on 10 March 1940. He’d not have appreciated that introduction, once chastising … Read More

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