As the Karoo town prepares to host the second Journey to Jazz festival, we look at some activities you can book over the festival and beyond

Tanzanians Kadilida and Jay Mitta, heading to Jozi for Africa Day’s Bassline Fest, share some of their favourite travel memories and experiences

‘Digilantes’ love to roast people online for what they see as insensitive behaviour at ‘dark tourism’ sites. But who’s really in the wrong?

Transvaal Scottish Pipes & Drums were crowned the overall winners of the 2024 Pipe Band Competition after their performance at the Highland Gathering at Hutchison Park sport grounds in Amanzimtoti, south of Durban, KwaZulu-Natal.

Forty-nine pupils from Reddam House’s Umhlanga’s choir will travel to The Big Apple

Excellent chemistry between Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt makes for an enjoyable action comedy

Flo Bird is a diminutive firecracker of a person. She may be small but her works are mighty.

Fourth Wing has been described as Hunger Games with dragons, but this series is more fantasy, and at times romantasy, writes Sanet Overberholzer

A-listers flock to Joburg Moves at University of Johannesburg and the opening of Birkenstock store in Hyde Park.

With South Africa having celebrated 30 years of democracy yesterday, we thought it appropriate to review the books that won the Sunday Times Literary Awards Non-fiction Award over the past three decades

Freedom remains a distant hope for Nelson Mandela Bay residents

This sweetest of root vegetables can be grown in small gardens, and its flavoursome leaves can be added to salads, stir fries, stews and soups

There’s something about the air and the light in this haunting Karoo town that encourages creativity, making it the perfect spot for the upcoming J2J festival

Thandiswa Mazwai’s “Sankofa” is a rich interplay of local, West African and US sounds, and sees the artist finding the way forward by going back to her past

It’s been 30 years of democracy in action, and Zuma still wins.

Director MacDonald’s ‘High & Low John Galliano’ offers a thoughtful examination of the high-intensity fashion world and cancel culture.

We catch up with designer Jacques van der Watt after his latest show, where he talks fashion, future and freedom