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Sunday, May 18, 2025

Ticket Sales for the Cape Town International Jazz Festival 2025 Open Today!

For over two decades, CTIJF has set the stage for a world-class celebration of jazz.

IOL Reporter|Published

Turn the Lights and the Music Up! Jazz Royalty is in the House…

More artists announced including Tunde of Lighthouse Family, Moonchild, MonoNeon, Judith Sephuma, Mi Casa, Thandi Ntuli, Hilton Schilder, Mervyn Africa and more, who are heading to the Cape Town International Jazz Festival this May.

IOL Reporter|Published

Call for men to take care of their mental health

As November is men’s health month, a psychologist has urged men to pay attention to their mental health and to seek professional help if they are experiencing problems.

Nomonde Zondi|Published

Tito Mboweni teases a 'cookbook' and we don’t know how to feel about it

A few days ago, Mboweni tweeted a picture of a cookbook, leading many to think he had another trick up his culinary sleeve.

Marchelle Abrahams|Published

Upliftment of international travel restriction sees Durban dancer jetting off to LA to pursue his dream

The 23-year old has accumulated countless awards over the past few years and recently, during lockdown, entered the Project Performer National Online Competition and came second in the choreography section.

IOL Reporter|Published

Umgeni River Bird Park set to open next week

The Umgeni River Bird Park has announced that their doors officially open next week!

IOL Reporter|Published

Student fashion designer wins big at VDJ Young Designer Award

Sonto Mthembu secured a notable back-to-back win for the Lindiwe Khuzwayo Academy of Fashion when she won the Vodacom Durban July Young Designer Award presented by Durban Fashion Fair on Tuesday afternoon.

IOL Reporter|Published

KZN Music Imbizo to be held virtually

The imbizo’s project manager, Sphe Mbhele, said because of Covid-19 restrictions this year’s event would be different.

Published

What does it mean for a wine to be 'food-friendly'? Here's what to look for

Some wines are happy to be paired with punchy, spicy, briny or garlicky foods - depending on your mood.

The Washington Post|Published