What Zayn Malik Meant To Us As Brown Directioners
It was March 25, 2015 when Zayn Malik left boy band One Direction. He broke Directioners hearts all over the world, but his brown...
100 Mandela Moments: A Review
July 18, 2018 marks the centenary of Nelson Mandela. The first democratically elected president of the Republic of South Africa would have turned 100...
Charlotte Giese On How To Let Children Tell Their Own Stories...
Children's cinema brings learning opportunities to countries like South Africa - where the education system is in crisis, and most young school-leavers aren't literate...
The World Cup Has BTS And EXO Fever!
The Hallyu Wave has ensnared the greatest sporting tournament of our time! Brace yourselves ARMYs and EXO-Ls, BTS Fake Love and EXO Power will...
Rural Artist Buhle Mbambo On His Journey To The Durban Art...
Hailing from the rural village of KwaNgcolosi, twenty-nine-year old artist Buhle Mbambo is set to have his very first solo exhibition at the Durban...
#WorldCupGirls Is Changing Perceptions Of Female Football Fans
The camera pans on the crowd of football fans but lo and behold if it is a woman it picks out, then it is...
10 Instapoets We Love
Instapoets have become iconic. Racking up hundreds of thousands of followers on Instagram, these poets are doing the impossible: making poetry accessible. They fill...
Is South African Hip Hop Finding Its Voice Again?
One of the memorable (or tragic) moments from arguably the most celebrated presidency in Africa, is that of a police commissioner raising his hands...
Twitter Is Losing It Over Drake’s New Album Scorpion
Hold on to your wigs, Drake just dropped his double album Scorpion and Twitter is about to break. The 25-track album has all the...
Algerian Football Started As An Anti-Colonial Movement
Traditionally football or sports, in general, has been thought of as apolitical. It is a space where teams and fans gather to watch their...
Game Of Thrones 3D Generalist On Animation
Animation is a dynamic and exciting field, but it's a highly-skilled profession that makes it difficult to get into. Three-dimensional generalist Thomas Kutschera who...
Enjoy The FIFA World Cup, In Spite Of The Politics
Poor Mohamed Salah. In an image tweeted out by the New York Times chief soccer correspondent Rory Smith, the Egyptian winger is pictured with...
What It Means To Be Part Of BTS ARMY
As Korean idol group, BTS (Bangtan Sonyeondan) dominates more and more headlines, there are important questions to ask about why their fans (known as...
Women’s Sport Triumphed This Weekend
South African sport had a fantastic run this past weekend. All of the teams who were in action came away with the win, making...
SA ARMY Put Up A Billboard To Celebrate BTS’s Five-Year Anniversary
From 1 June to 4 July, two billboards of K-pop group BTS will be displayed at the Canal Walk Shopping Centre in Cape Town....
Nozizwe Cynthia Jele On Her New Book: Death Becomes A Part...
"My books are always an observation of where I am at that particular point in my life, what I'm experiencing personally or just my...
From Cairo To Kashmir, Here’s What Iftar Looks Like Around The...
Muslims from all corners of the world have been observing the fast this Ramadan. SHAAZIA EBRAHIM and FATIMA MOOSA scoured the interwebs for pictures...
Bus Shelter Installations: A Moment Of Happiness In Joburg
If you've walked through Johannesburg, you might have noticed bus shelters that are unexpected bursts of colour against the otherwise grey backdrop of the...
Mt Everest Conqueror Sibusiso Vilane: “I Have Lost Count Of The...
South African mountain climber and the first African to climb Mount Everest in 2003, Sibusiso Vilane recently reached 8 000 metres on the 8...
Film Festival Veteran Soheir Abdel Kader On Pan-African Filmmaking
Soheir Abdel Kader is an Egyptian film festival expert. Among her many career accomplishments and designations, she is the founder and president of both...
