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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

Monday, October 26, 2026

Category: Opinion

Stella Chiweshe: Zimbabwe’s mbira queen, rebel music star and pioneer
Opinion

Stella Chiweshe: Zimbabwe’s mbira queen, rebel music star and pioneer

December 21, 2023

Gibson Ncube, Stellenbosch University Stella Rambisai Chiweshe, affectionately known in Zimbabwe as “the queen of mbira” or “Ambuya (grandmother) Chiweshe”, passed away on 20 January 2023. Chiweshe was born in … Read More

Comment on Stella Chiweshe: Zimbabwe’s mbira queen, rebel music star and pioneer
Why cultural and sports impact on the economy must be measured and valued argues South African Cultural Observatory
Opinion

Why cultural and sports impact on the economy must be measured and valued argues South African Cultural Observatory

December 15, 2023

By CityLife Arts Writer GOVERNMENT strategic foresight is a powerful thing when it takes flight. Take the Mzansi Golden Economy Strategy (2011) – which gave birth to the South African Cultural … Read More

Comment on Why cultural and sports impact on the economy must be measured and valued argues South African Cultural Observatory
Good Jew, Bad Jew: new book explores why the west views brutality against Ukrainians and Palestinians differently
Opinion

Good Jew, Bad Jew: new book explores why the west views brutality against Ukrainians and Palestinians differently

November 24, 2023

Steven Friedman, University of Johannesburg In a recently published book Steven Friedman, who has written extensively on the political and social aspects of apartheid and post-apartheid South Africa, explores the … Read More

Comment on Good Jew, Bad Jew: new book explores why the west views brutality against Ukrainians and Palestinians differently
300,000 Tanzanians were killed by Germany during the Maji-Maji uprising – it was genocide and should be called that
Opinion

300,000 Tanzanians were killed by Germany during the Maji-Maji uprising – it was genocide and should be called that

November 23, 2023

Klaus Bachmann, SWPS University of Social Sciences and Humanities and Gerhard Kemp, University of the West of England Political actors in Tanzania have in recent years demanded compensation from Germany … Read More

Comment on 300,000 Tanzanians were killed by Germany during the Maji-Maji uprising – it was genocide and should be called that
Nkoli: The Vogue Opera – the making of a musical about a queer liberation activist in South Africa
Opinion

Nkoli: The Vogue Opera – the making of a musical about a queer liberation activist in South Africa

November 20, 2023

Gwen Ansell, University of Pretoria The history of South Africa’s struggle against apartheid (separatist white minority rule) is taught only through the broadest of brushstrokes in the country’s schools. So … Read More

Comment on Nkoli: The Vogue Opera – the making of a musical about a queer liberation activist in South Africa
Henry Bredekamp and the Khoisan: the living legacy of a renowned South African historian
Opinion

Henry Bredekamp and the Khoisan: the living legacy of a renowned South African historian

November 17, 2023

Rafaël Verbuyst, Ghent University When Professor Henry Charles “Jatti” Bredekamp began his career as a historian of early Cape Town in South Africa, there was still a commonly held myth … Read More

Comment on Henry Bredekamp and the Khoisan: the living legacy of a renowned South African historian
Izikhothane: a deeper history of a South African youth subculture where luxury items are trashed
Opinion

Izikhothane: a deeper history of a South African youth subculture where luxury items are trashed

October 27, 2023

Mthobeli Ngcongo, University of the Free State and Sifiso Mnisi, University of Johannesburg In South Africa, a skhothane is a young, fashionably dressed black urban resident who engages in destructive … Read More

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