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

Delving into the literary output of master crime novelist Deon Meyer with a new novel out

Four African filmmakers collaborate across four countries on one short film

On The Map: perspectives on art from Africa South Vol.1: A book launch that was more than a book launch

Prima Facie: When the system you save turns and eats you

New dawn has arrived for independent artists as they occupy Sandton

Late fashion stylist and entertainment journalist Maria McCloy to be honoured at the Feather Awards

Wits Cultural Precinct to breathe new life into the City, connecting Wits’ arts, and heritage facilities with greater Johannesburg community

Tuesday, October 06, 2026

Category: Opinion

Lawrence Matshiza, the death of a jazz muso who worked with almost every musician of note in South Africa
Opinion

Lawrence Matshiza, the death of a jazz muso who worked with almost every musician of note in South Africa

July 21, 2021

By Tembi Mahambehlala The other side must have given Lawrence Matshiza a blow your socks off song welcome. Several notables of the creative world would have sung a lively song … Read More

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Adichie and Emezi great gender debate: ignore the noise, pay attention to the conversation
Opinion

Adichie and Emezi great gender debate: ignore the noise, pay attention to the conversation

July 21, 2021

By Aretha Phiri The recent media furore surrounding the “feud” between the celebrated Nigeria-born African diaspora writers Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie and Akwaeke Emezi conflates issues too easily. The very public disagreement began when Adichie … Read More

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Lockdown reduces Melville to a proper village in a remotest corner of South Africa
Opinion

Lockdown reduces Melville to a proper village in a remotest corner of South Africa

July 5, 2021

My one man tourist adventure Saturday tour of Melville exposed me to a suburb I hardly recognized with no life, restaurants and bars closed, and largely deserted. By Edward Tsumele, … Read More

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Sex, lies and DNA: why many ‘Bothas’ in South Africa have the wrong surname
Opinion

Sex, lies and DNA: why many ‘Bothas’ in South Africa have the wrong surname

July 5, 2021

By  Jaco Greeff Headlines about molecular genetics being used to shed new light on old mysteries or even put criminals behind bars have become increasingly more common. In South Africa DNA is being used … Read More

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Themba Khumalo and Jan Tskikuthula’s works are an invitation to viewers to see the land for what it is: vulnerable spaces
Opinion

Themba Khumalo and Jan Tskikuthula’s works are an invitation to viewers to see the land for what it is: vulnerable spaces

June 30, 2021

By Ivy Rihlampfu The land subject in South Africa remains very complex, coupled with uncertainty and without clear indication on what the future holds about re-occupying the land. At this … Read More

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New blood of Napo Masheane and Caryn Green take over at Sibikwa as stalwarts Smal Ndaba and Phyllis Klotz retire
Opinion

New blood of Napo Masheane and Caryn Green take over at Sibikwa as stalwarts Smal Ndaba and Phyllis Klotz retire

June 24, 2021

CITYLIFE/ARTS ANALYSIS: And with this new development, what does the future hold for this legacy project? By Edward Tsumele, CITYLIFE/ARTS Editor There are new changes at one of the country’s … Read More

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Mzilikazi Khumalo: iconic composer who defied apartheid odds to leave a rich legacy
Opinion

Mzilikazi Khumalo: iconic composer who defied apartheid odds to leave a rich legacy

June 24, 2021

By Thomas Pooley Professor James Steven Mzilikazi Khumalo (1932-1921), who has died at at the age of 89, had a distinguished career as a linguist, which complemented a stellar career in … Read More

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  • Delving into the literary output of master crime novelist Deon Meyer with a new novel out

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    Four African filmmakers collaborate across four countries on one short film

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