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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

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Remembering Pat Mokoka of the Malopoets – seminal South African music
Opinion

Remembering Pat Mokoka of the Malopoets – seminal South African music

June 17, 2021

By Gwen Ansell The lack of archive around the life and music of bass guitarist Patrick Thabo “Pat” Mokoka is emblematic of how little South African cultural history has really been preserved. … Read More

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Stereotypes about young jobless South Africans are wrong: what they’re really up to
Opinion

Stereotypes about young jobless South Africans are wrong: what they’re really up to

June 16, 2021

By Hannah J. Dawson South Africa has one of the highest youth unemployment rates in the world. A whopping 63% of its young people between the ages of 15 and 24 years … Read More

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A new film about Zimbabwe’s 2018 elections is worth watching, but flawed
Opinion

A new film about Zimbabwe’s 2018 elections is worth watching, but flawed

June 15, 2021

By David B Moore Danish director Camilla Nielsson’s documentary President (2021) is an up-close, intimate tale. It follows the election travails of Zimbabwe’s main opposition party the Movement for Democratic Change Alliance and its leader, Nelson … Read More

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The magnificent Mabi Thobejane, master South African drummer
Opinion

The magnificent Mabi Thobejane, master South African drummer

June 8, 2021

By David Coplan Winter chokes the highveld in Johannesburg, South Africa, and takes from me, from our entire culture, a mighty mountain. Gabriel Mabi Segwagwa Thobejane, the diminutive tower of rhythmic … Read More

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Nollywood: how professionalism – and a new elite audience – is affecting it
Opinion

Nollywood: how professionalism – and a new elite audience – is affecting it

June 3, 2021

By Ezinne Ezepue e Director Kunle Afolayan and actress Genevieve Nnaji discuss the international rise of Nollywood at the 2016 Toronto International Film Festival. Tara Ziemba/Getty Images The Nigerian film industry, … Read More

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Remembering Medu, the South African art collective that fought apartheid
Opinion

Remembering Medu, the South African art collective that fought apartheid

May 31, 2021

By Judy Seidman Medu Art Ensemble was based in Gaborone in Botswana between 1979 and 1985. Medu (meaning “roots” in Sepedi) played a key role in shaping South Africa’s culture of … Read More

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The #JerusalemaDanceChallenge showed how Pan African styles can be forged
Opinion

The #JerusalemaDanceChallenge showed how Pan African styles can be forged

May 24, 2021

By Francesca Negro A year has passed since an Angolan dance troupe called Fenómenos do Semba released a video of themselves dancing in a courtyard in Luanda to the South African hit song Jerusalema by Master … Read More

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