Soweto youth to get A1 skills training on Youth Day
The 16 June 2026 Youth Day programme in Soweto – 50th Anniversary of the 1976 Soweto Uprising has been organised by About AI For Good. Former Statistician General, Dr Pali Lehohla … Read More
The body as common ground: What Yoga’s arrival on Africa’s biggest stage tells us about culture, belonging and the space between
By CityLife Arts Writer When thousands of South Africans roll out mats at Randburg Cricket Club on 20 June for one of Africa’s largest International Day of Yoga celebrations, they … Read More
A date with visual artist Lusanda Ndita’s exhibition Indlela ibomvu, at Gallery MOMO beckons
Through Indlela ibomvu, a compelling body of work, Ndita reflects on memory, migration, and inheritance, drawing from domestic archives, oral histories, and personal narratives. The exhibition traces the journeys of … Read More
Alfred Thoba, the suit dressed artist who remained seized by township life and the erosion of traditional African values
By Natalie Knight It was 1987 when I first saw Alfred Thoba, (1951– 2022) a mendicant hawker holding up a powerful, ugly work of art at the exit of the … Read More
Double celebration as Market Theatre turns 50 in style, and so does June 16
And so as various activities will take place around the country on Tuesday, June 16, to commemorate the the Soweto Student Uprisings, a day that the post-Apartheid Government has set … Read More
Brandon Fairweather, the man who mastered managing health related anxiety shares his journey in a new book
Though anxiety is hard to beat, the author has found a way, a Fairweather way, to manage this psychological war fare that he calls the Hell inside our heads, controlling … Read More
Veteran portrait artist Reshada Crouse publishes a critically acclaimed autobiography
This volume is an excellent example of ways in which autobiography can yield important kinds of knowledge and understanding, that are excluded from more conventional forms of historical writing, says … Read More