On Women, Zulu Kings and Marital Issues
In 1948, a scandal of love, betrayal, and marriage shook the Zulu monarchy to its core, threatening to fracture the royal family and destabilize the kingdom
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Culture
Maxwell Baloyi’s “Healing Palms” – A Musical Journey of Self-Discovery
Healing Palms by Maxwell Baloyi is a spiritual journey through meditative piano compositions, blending traditional elements and technical mastery to inspire healing, renewal, and unity
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Chant For Disinheriting Apartheid: Thrashing cacophonies (a complicit time)
Chant for Disinheriting Apartheid explores liberation’s elusive nature. Mthabisi Sithole reframes Nhlanhla Mahlangu’s practice as a call to reinvent identity amid democracy’s fractured promises
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Msaki’s Open Rehearsal Offers a Rare Glimpse into Musical Mastery
Msaki’s open rehearsal at the Standard Bank Gallery offered an intimate audience a rare chance to witness her creative process ahead of her CAMAGU in Symphony performance
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South Africa’s Summer Art Calendar Showcases Culture and Creativity
South Africa’s summer art calendar features events from contemporary art fairs to outdoor installations, highlighting the nation’s creativity across its provinces
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uManyano Lwe Jazz – A Centenary Tribute to Robert Sobukwe
uManyano Lwe Jazz, South Africa’s premier boutique jazz festival, takes place on 7–8 December 2024 at Villa Simone, Johannesburg, celebrating Robert Sobukwe’s centenary with music, culture, and activism.
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Imbumba yamaNyama – Sobukwe’s Ideas in Focus with New Book
Robert Sobukwe’s centenary is marked by One Race: The Legacy of Robert Mangaliso Sobukwe, a groundbreaking book by Professor Luvuyo Dondolo, launching December 5 at Lit.Culture Books, Brixton
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HughFest Returns To Nirox
HughFest 2024 celebrates Bra Hugh Masekela’s heritage on December 1 at Nirox Sculpture Park. Enjoy performances by TKZee, Mahotella Queens, Zoe Modiga, and more.
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The Suit: A Classic Reimagined with Depth and Simplicity
A stripped-down, powerful adaptation of The Suit at Theatre on the Square captures timeless themes of love, betrayal, and dignity. J.Bobs Tshabalala directs with sensitivity, blending tradition and modern energy
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Queen Nandi: The African Symphony – A Feminist-Decolonial ‘Labour of Love’
Ndabo Zulu’s Queen Nandi: The African Symphony reclaims African feminism and honours Black motherhood through powerful sonic storytelling, spotlighting Queen Nandi’s role in the Zulu kingdom’s legacy.
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