“The Deathless Girls” Tells The Story Of Dracula’s Brides
Throughout history, women’s stories had been untold and mistold. Women’s contributions have been left out completely or they have been misrepresented. This has happened...
Boeberaand is a celebration and a metaphor for life
Ramadan marks the month when Muslims fast from sunrise to sunset. During the fast, no food or drink is consumed – yes not even...
Sibahle Collection: A Doll For Everyone
European beauty standards continue to be pervasive in society with most products including toys in the consumer market reaffirming those standards. Sibahle Collection is...
If you love baking Faaiza Omar’s My Sweet Life is for...
In My Sweet Life, self-taught baker Faaiza Omar had put together a collection of recipes ranging from cakes, cheesecakes, brioches to more intricate patisserie....
Women cannabis entrepreneurs in a time of Covid-19
We spoke to women who have launched CBD-infused products and are using social media platforms like Twitter and Instagram to facilitate sales and marketing. BY...
Five woke influencers you should be following
Influence marketing isn’t just about advertising a particular brand. Some individuals who have used this platform to shed light on social issues and help...
Esther Mahlangu Is Our Fav South African Artist
South Africa mourned the loss of many icons this week with the memorial of Mam' Winnie Madikizela-Mandela and the commemoration of Chris Hani's death...
In conversation with Muna el-Kurd, Palestinian activist and journalist
In May, the world’s attention turned to Palestine and in particular the neighbourhood of Sheikh Jarrah. The apartheid Israeli government began evicting Palestinian residents...
Tension, tears and a wild rose: The Bachelorette SA catch-up
Truth be told, the Bachelorette SA was boring me. Episode 4 was the last one I watched in real time - and everything in...
10 Beyonce Bops That Shouldn’t Have Flopped
Beyoncé is well-known for creating timeless music and chart topping singles since her days when she was part of the R&B group Destiny's Child....
The Politics Of Women’s Football
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The spotlight has been on women’s football this year with the Women’s World Cup (WWC). One thing the tournament has shown is the persistence...
Angie Thomas Delivers Again With A YA Ode To Hip Hop
Meet Bri, her full name is Brianna and her friends call her Breezy. She's 16, black, and she lives in Trump's America. Bri dreams...
Sewing Co-op In Tembisa Is Growing Jobs
Gathering women from her community, Joyce Phala started a sewing cooperative in Tembisa almost eight years ago. She wanted to help the women in...
Book Review: District Six – memories, thoughts and images
The book, District Six: memories, thoughts and images, compiled and edited by Martin Greshoff, is a compilation of autobiographical stories and poetry written by...
EXTRACT: Black Girl’s Guide to Corporate South Africa by Lindelwa Skenjana
In this timely memoir-/guide, young corporate professional Lindelwa Skenjana shares insights from her own experience and those of other black women at various stages...
Sophie de Bruyn In Her Own Words
Alongside Lilian Ngoyi, Rahima Moosa, Helen Joseph and Albertina Sisulu, Sophie de Bruyn led a march of 20,000 women on the Union Buildings in...
Women’s World Cup: Meet The Banyana Banyana Team
Twenty-three women in France will be pulling on the green-and-yellow colours to represent South Africa at the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup. Many talented...
Manyano Women: from colonisation to post-apartheid feminisms
“I have been surrounded by the Manyano all my life. From my earliest memories of childhood, I always knew that being a Manyano woman...
5 sports events to look forward to in 2023
This year is going to be another sports-filled year. There’s plenty of action in South Africa and around the world for sports fans to...
Toya Delazy spills the tea on voicing the first black Powerpuff...
If you haven’t heard about it yet, Cartoon Network has a brand new Powerpuff Girl, who is black and voiced by none other than...
