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Govan Whittles returns for Season 2, exploring unconventional lives and beliefs.
"Skeur Hom" has become a viral TikTok dance, bringing South Africans together through music, movement and a distinctly local sense of culture and community.
'Best of the Best' puts Bollywood-fusion dance at the heart of a familiar college comedy.
Audiomack is taking its music discovery experience beyond the app with “After Five”, a new Friday night event in Cape Town.
What makes South Africans capable of winning on the world stage? “What We Know” follows Eugene Khoza on a road trip to find out.
This week’s productions bring performers together around identity, collaboration and creative expression.
The success of 101 looked like a teenage dream, but for Pam Andrews the pressure of fame became too much.
The Ekurhuleni deaths come amid a long history of horrific crimes in South Africa.
As Raygun attempts to pivot from internet joke to personal brand, critics remain fixated on her past controversies, proving infamy isn't easy to rebrand.
The Desmond & Leah Tutu Legacy Foundation has launched TUTU95, a programme of concerts, cultural events and collaborations.
The three-part documentary examines Mica Miller’s troubled marriage, her death by suicide and the unanswered questions surrounding allegations of abuse and institutional failure.
An annual Cape Town art auction is helping African Tails fund animal rescue, rehabilitation and sterilisation,
A look at what’s new on South African television this September.
A 2021 sci-fi anthology is taking on new relevance as robots and longevity research move closer to everyday life.
Netflix’s decade in South Africa has helped local stories reach audiences around the world.
Rachael Gunn became the face of one of the Paris Olympics’ strangest viral moments. "Raygun: Breaking Badly" explores how she got there, what followed and whether knowing her…
The Springboks’ 29–24 victory over New Zealand mattered, but it was the stadium-wide singing of “Nkosi Sikelel’ iAfrika” that captured the power of South African ‘gees’.
The first trailer for Deon Meyer’s "Invisible" has arrived, giving viewers a glimpse of the eight-part M-Net thriller adapted from his award-winning novel.
South Africa’s relationship with country music stretches back decades. We explore how the genre moved from American records and radio into South Africa.
Johannesburg-based artist Sesethu Xhosana turns to textiles, fashion and mixed media to consider the things passed down through generations and what happens when we choose to…
