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Suzuki South Africa confirmed on Wednesday that all arrangements are in place for its upcoming Suzuki Safari Town Festival and Jimny Gathering. Both are taking place over National Heritage Day weekend in the picturesque town of Clarens in the Free State.

ON Wednesday, 25 May, during Africa Day, the Department of Sport, Arts, Culture and Recreation, together with MTV Base and BET Africa, started celebrating the rich heritage of being Africans.

Fashion, food and fun close off your April on a high with these Joburg offerings. Here are all the best ways to spend your long weekend.

Fashion, food and fun close off your April on a high with these Joburg offerings. Here are all the best ways to spend your long weekend.

Expanding the scope and reach of Culture Review magazine during lockdown wasn’t easy, but it was necessary

A version of Fela Kuti's hit song Teacher Don’t Teach Me Nonsense, released by SA DJ and music producer Mzee, will form part of an international compilation album honouring the music legend.

In tune with music genius Yonela Mnana Spirit of improvisation lives with no restriction in his depths Modise Sekgothe"> By Modise Sekgothe - 03 June 2021 - 15:26 Jazz pianist, scholar, vocalist and teacher Yonela Mnana Image: Supplied To truly learn from pianists and understand them, you must find them alone, as opposed to in the context of the band. This is the sense we get with the work of SA jazz pianist, scholar, vocalist and teacher Yonela Mnana. The choic...

Virtual rhythm and blues concert celebrates Africa Month Page Content Local music superstars Msaki, Shekinah and Vusi Mahlasela will headline Joburg’s signature rhythm and blues concert scheduled for live streaming on Thursday, 27 and Friday, 28 May from 7 pm. The virtual concert, which celebrates Africa Month will be hosted alongside a music workshop, which will also be streamed on https://afroarts.co.za as well as the AfricanWomenWritersNetwork page on Facebook. The workshop is designed fo...

There comes a point in life where you realise you don’t have that much time left, so you have to make the most of every moment and put some good back into the world, says musician Dan Chiorboli. He’s explaining why the album he’s just released with an eclectic bunch of fellow artists features a surprising and unusual range of songs. Indeed, Radio Ubuntu by The Solidarity Express features lyrics about climate change, migration, overpopulation, the unsustainable use of resources, xenophobi...