HOUSE OF INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALISM
Photojournalist Boxer Ngwenya recalls his assignment to the Primrose Gold Mine in Germiston in 2008.
It was 10 years ago, but sadly, the conditions in which the miners live under have not changed. Continue reading “A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A MINER”
FORMER PUBLIC PROTECTOR LAUDED BY PERCUSSIONIST OUPA SEGWAI
Percussionist extraordinaire Oupa Segwai is beating a different drum.
He has recently released a single dedicated to former Public Protector Dr Thuli Madonsela. Continue reading “THULI MADONSELA ON SONG”
Celebrities and wannabe’s mingle in day of horseracing and fun Continue reading “HIGH FASHION STAKES AT JULY HANDICAP”
Whoever came with the new dance called Vosho should be gracing in glory. Continue reading “THE 24th SOUTH AFRICAN MUSIC AWARDS”
NEXDOR UPPED THEIR GAME IN A STIFF COMPETITIVE VILAKAZI STREET
The aroma of spicy meat being grilled hit your nostrils acutely as you walk into the kitchen at Nexdor Restaurant on the famed Vilakazi Street in Orlando West Soweto. Continue reading “SIZZLING GRILLS MAKES YOU ASK FOR MORE”
Deejay Medicine switches the microphone to enter the highly competitive fashion industry. Continue reading “YOUNG, BLACK AND BOLD”
By Ali Mphaki
Hot on the heels of the launch of the new Vivo Polo enters the new Toyota Yaris, in a bolder, bigger and more modern interpretation. With a total of 1 000 new parts, the sight of the newcomer is likely to bring a cheer on Yaris lovers who will no doubt appreciate the new wide grille and new headlights, which clearly distinguishes the new model from the one its replaces. Most enthusiasts agree that it was time for a revamp of their favourite model, which debuted on South African soil in 2005. Continue reading “New bolder Toyota Yaris breaks ground”
by Ilana Strauss | Monday, March 5, 2018
After spending a week in a Portuguese surf town, I decided to go somewhere a bit more exotic. I opened Airbnb, searched “Morocco” and booked a room in a random village I’d never heard of. Continue reading “Why you should visit a surf town even if you don’t surf”
by Jaime Bender | Tuesday, February 23, 2016
File this one under “studies we would definitely volunteer for:” New research says eating chocolate regularly can actually improve brain function. Continue reading “Chocolate cake for breakfast? Research says it’s good for both your brain and your waistline”