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After seven years of hosting The Daily Show on Comedy Central, a hit comedy show produced in the US but with global reach, South African born comedian Trevor Noah has announced plans to leave and focus on his stand-up comedy.

During Trevor Noah's tenure as host of the political satire series, which he took over from the revered Jon Stewart, Noah has offered important takes on issues in the US – and the world.

Ackermans joined the fight against period poverty in August...

What does it mean to be trapped in a dysfunctional, dangerous, dense neighbourhood, stripped of your property, your dignity, your ticket to better opportunities? How do we process this reality on Heritage Day?

John Maytham talks to CapeTalk's Weekend Breakfast host Sara-Jayne Makwala King about her latest book Mad, Bad, Love.

As in the case of the US, the first Pride on the African continent took place out of a moment of resistance against a system that oppressed not only black people, but also pathologised same-sex love and desiring.

On 11 June this year, the playwright Athol Fugard turns 90. In this personal tribute, playwright Anthony Akerman writes about how Fugard influenced him.

An event at Hampstead Theatre will celebrate the life of former Belsize Park resident Brian Astbury, drama teacher and founder of Cape Town's Space Theatre.

The famous writer turns 70 this year. She is driven by how South Africans see and hear one another.

Can Bennett and Wolman identify and explain just which of those BDS’s demands is anti-Semitic?