Arts and culture
Why we need more black writing
The challenge is to build a humanist tradition
By Saliem Fakir
Opinion | 2 June 2016
Drumming is in my blood, says city businessman
Ghanaian Solomon Ajimah hosts free weekly sessions
News | 29 April 2016
Motherwell brothers use art to stop illegal dump site
Rubbish dump paintings lead to fame for Port Elizabeth pair
News | 28 April 2016
Artist finds inspiration in streets of Mitchells Plain
Anwar Davids designs poster for Open Streets festival
By Alex Ramsey
News | 8 March 2016
New tv series tells story of woman boxer
Thirteen-episode drama is on Friday nights at 8:30pm
News | 12 February 2016
Watch champion speedcuber Lonwabo Mvovo in action
Most people take hours, days or never to solve the Rubik's Cube. This is not the case for 15-year-old Lonwabo Mvovo who has recently been awarded the top spot in South Africa for completing the puzzle blindfolded in minutes.
Barbara Maregele
News | 17 December 2015
Inner city revamp to benefit street people
Trees are to be planted in the open space off Canterbury Street in the city centre as part of a project designed to improve the lives of street people and others using the area. The project includes a mural on the wall of the Fruit and Veg City store to which street people will contribute.
Bernard Chiguvare
News | 14 December 2015
Butterworth’s R9 million swimming pool is still empty after seven years
Seven years after building started, Butterworth’s R9 million swimming pool is still not finished.
News | 9 December 2015
Sunday Times editor ‘was a spy’
One of the most successful agents of the apartheid state was the editor in chief of the country’s leading Sunday newspaper, the Sunday Times. This claim is contained in a book by veteran journalist John Matisonn to be released this week.
Terry Bell
News | 30 November 2015