Binwe Adebayo on writing about Black Love
Binwe Adebayo, writer, founder and managing director of baby mogul has contributed to a new collection of essays. Notes on Love is a collection...
Bontle Senne On Writing Girls With Power And Magic
Bontle Senne writes about myth and magic and kickass girls in her Shadow Chasers series. The series is the perfect reading for 9-12 year...
Zulaikha Patel wants to inspire young women with her first book
Zulaikha Patel was just 13-years-old when images of her protesting against her school’s racist hair policies became news. That protest inspired a wider protest...
“You” Author Caroline Kepnes Talks Stalking, Book Snobs And Writing
The chilling series ‘You’ took Netflix by a storm when it was released in September 2018. It followed a charming bookstore manager whose crush on an aspiring writer turned real sinister real quick.
Talking Islamic Social Justice With ‘Lady Imam’ Amina Wadud
In the conversation on the intersection between Islam and gender, there is no name quite as well-known as Professor Amina Wadud. Both lauded and...
Extract Alert: Adulting 101: How to survive the real world by...
Adulting 101 will help you navigate the tricky terrain of adulthood. Jen Thorpe guides you through everything you need to know (including what you...
Sportswomen Get Their Chance To Shine At Awards
Women's sport in South Africa is a very difficult place to navigate. Most sportswomen play amateur, do not get paid either equally or at...
In 2021, Banyana Banyana needs to be given the recognition they...
On Saturday, November 14, Banyana Banyana won the 2020 COSAFA Women’s Cup. Their 2-1 victory over Botswana marked the seventh time they won the...
Jack And The Beanstalk Returns To The Joburg Theatre
Backstage and on stage is a hive of activity. There is less than a week left before the opening of the Jack and the...
“Most Girls Don’t Get A Chance To Exploreâ€
A KwaMashu matric pupil, Golgirl Phakathi, 17, is departing to New York City to represent South Africa in a United Nations’ Commision on the...
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...
Women’s World Cup: Watch Out For Refiloe Jane And Thembi Kgatlana
Refiloe Jane and Thembi Kgatlana are two of the many stars the Banyana Banyana team have on their roster. The team heading to the...
Lesedi Mamushi on why she is running as an independent candidate
Lesedi Mamushi is an independent candidate of the Makhuduthamaga municipality in Limpopo. Mamushi told The Daily Vox the reason why ward 6 residents opted...
#TotalShutdown: “We Are Dying At The Hands Of Men, It Has...
In a sea of black and red, thousands of womxn* from all over Gauteng gathered in Pretoria on Wednesday morning to take a stand...
Sally Partridge on the inspiration for “The Girl Who Chased Otters”
In her latest book, The Girl Who Chased Otters, award-winning novelist, Sally Partridge brings to life the complexity of being a young adult. One...
The rise of women’s cricket shows that playing like a girl...
In the first of a three-part series on women's cricket, Firdose Moonda reflects on how far recognition of the sport has come and how...
Loss and food in “Crying in H Mart” and “Brown Baby”
Food and grief have a special relationship. In Michelle Zauner’s Crying in H Mart and Nikesh Shukla’s Brown Baby, the reader gets a beautiful...
It’s Cricket World Cup time!
After COVID-related delays, the International Cricket Council’s (ICC) Women's Cricket World Cup will be held from March 4 to April 3. The tournament was...
In Reclaiming The Soil, Rosie Motene Finds Her Roots
Reading Rosie Motene's biography, Reclaiming The Soil: A black girl's struggle to find her African self feels like catching up with a friend you...
In 2018, we’re respecting SA women’s sports
Women’s sports in South Africa had a lot of wins in 2017. From Banyana Banyana winning the 2017 Cosafa Cup Championship to the Proteas...
