Maybe This Time Beyoncé Will Come To South Africa
The queen and saviour of the music industry, Beyoncé Knowles Carter, and her husband, rapper Jay Z, have announced a part two of their...
The List: How to navigate dating in a pandemic
Earlier this year, I had a virtual movie date on Teleparty (formerly Netflix Party). My date created an invitation and sent it to me...
Protest As Praxis: the Instagram page trying to make a difference
Since Youth Month is upon us, it is the time of year to commemorate young people’s activism in South Africa. It is fitting to...
Nigeria’s World Cup Kit Is Fire!
On Wednesday night, Nike unveiled the 2018 World Cup kits for the England and Nigerian team, joining the nineteen out of the 32 teams...
5 Cheap Ways To Get Books
Books are expensive. There is no denying that most books sold at mainstream book stores or online are astronomically expensive. People just can't afford...
The pilgrimage of Hajj: In Pictures
From Thursday, June 7, around a million Muslims will begin the pilgrimage of Hajj. For the first time since the coronavirus pandemic in 2020,...
Gift Ngoepe On His Incredible Journey To The MLB – And...
Mpho Gift Ngoepe made history by being the first black South African to play in the Major League Baseball (MLB). He recently moved from...
Young South African creatives to support this Youth Month
Youth Month in South Africa is a time to reflect on the history of this country’s youth. It is about looking at the past....
Ten reasons South Africa doesn’t suck right now – June 2017...
So we’re more than halfway through 2017, and the country is still as dramatic as ever. Fires all over the Cape, more Gupta nonsense,...
Tips for donating wisely this holiday season
South Africans traditionally make year-end donations to their fellow citizens over the holiday season. Given the enormous job losses and hardships experienced by so...
On Identity And Wholeness: Four Authors Share Their Reflections
Who are we? Conceptualisations of home, identity and wholeness are pertinent questions. Identity can refer to who we are, where we come from, who...
Heritage: Trying to understand my complicated relationship with food
I was watching Netflix the other day and happened upon an episode of Chef’s Table with chef Asma Khan. The show features chefs from...
Ten reasons South Africa doesn’t suck right now – September 2017...
This year keeps getting more and more extra. This month, Heritage Day was a reminder that the Rainbow Nation is a lie, Dr Makhosi Khoza...
Spark Impact Program open for 2023 applications
Sunshine Cinema are currently accepting applications for 20 young South Africans aged between 21-34 years old in 2023. They are looking for applicants who want...
Tackling Identity-Building & Unemployment Through Dialogue
In commemoration of Youth Month, the Democracy Development Program in partnership with the Konrad Adenauer Stiftung hosted its 4th Annual Youth Indaba on Wednesday...
10 reasons South Africa doesn’t suck right now – August edition
Spring is finally here! Our Olympic heroes no doubt made us ridiculously proud, but much of August was anxiety-ridden and taxing for all of...
OPINION: Seeing how the land lies
A month-long See Studio took place in Cape Town recently to exchange ideas, debate and develop methodologies to bring about representational equity in the...
Ten reasons South Africa doesn’t suck right now – July edition
We're in the thickest end of Winter, we had a TORNADO SCARE last week (!!), and election season is in full swing. We're shaking...
Ten reasons South Africa doesn’t suck right now – February edition
February saw a visit from a natural disaster named Dineo, a whole lot of rain in one part of the country and very dry...
These Young Activists Are Working For Safer Schools
Lays dos Santos (18) has to leave home in the early parts of the morning to go to school or work every day. Travelling...
