The All-Women Powerhouse Behind The Cape Town International Jazz Festival 2025
Discover how an all-women leadership team is transforming the Cape Town International Jazz Festival into a powerful symbol of female empowerment in the music industry.
Is Maye Musk the real First Lady of America?
How Maye Musk emerged as a pivotal Republican influencer, reshaping American politics through her son Elon's empire while transforming from fashion icon to political powerbroker.
A Historic and Glorious Celebration: The Opening of the Swaminarayan BAPS Cultural Centre and Temple in Johannesburg
OPINION: The opening of this temple is a monumental step in the spiritual journey of our community in Africa, and I am beyond blessed to have witnessed and been a part of it, writes Tarina Patel.
Barbie Diwali: A Celebration of Culture, Tradition, and Iconic Childhood Memories in South Africa
As we light the lamps this Diwali and celebrate with Barbie, we remind ourselves that no matter how far we’ve come, our roots remain a source of pride, beauty, and inspiration.
Celebrity couples part ways all the time but South Africa was not ready for Siya and Rachel Kolisi's heartbreaking split
Of course, netizens have been in their feels since. Some were calling for an intervention to help the couple reconcile while others wanted the real tea behind the announcement.
Breaking the silence: Prioritising mental health in the workplace
October is Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to reflect on the importance of mental well-being at workplaces.
The cross-cultural bridge: The Mid-Autumn Festival and Heritage Day
In urging people to embrace shared values and find areas of connectedness, we not only celebrate our own cultural heritage but also foster a deeper understanding of the richness embedded in diverse traditions, says the writer.
Reflections on Venice: A Journey of Philanthropy, Art, and Glamour
South African actress, producer and entrepreneur Tarina Patel recently attended the Venice Film Festival.
COMMENT: Babel restaurant saga shows the power of speaking up and the shame of corporate greed, well done Mihlali!
A change is being promised by the Babel restaurant owners who were last week telling Mihlali Nobavu to get cuter braids, all while not even paying her or the other staffers, a basic minimum wage of R27. 58 per hour.