Here’s what to watch on the small screen this week

Art Joburg’s Art Prize winner Thato Toeba creates images that demand we slow down, look closer and think more deeply about what we’re seeing

Michelin-starred chef Jan Hendrik Van der Westhuizen pays homage to South African culinary treasures – such as mielies and blackjack weeds.

A new exhibition brings together visionary artists from across Africa and the Global South who reimagined waste from a postcolonial activist perspective

All the top events to catch this month.

New releases involve reality twists, a nightmare unfolding in a new horror film and a hilarious multigenerational body swap comedy.

Oscar Award-winning actress Lupita Nyong’o has opened up about her struggles with uterine fibroids, non-cancerous growths that can develop in the uterus during a woman’s childbearing years.

From hormone-balancing supplements and gut-glow smoothies to cycle-syncing, here are some brands, products and spaces to know — and try

From luggage upgrades, cabin saviours to wanderlust-inducing staples, get into the travel mood with an arsenal built for miles

With Sydney Sweeney in hot water for latest ditzy ad about her ‘genes’, it’s clear the next ‘blonde bombshell’ will have to be very selective about what she chooses to endorse.

When four women get to swap bodies, they understand literally what it means to stand in another’s shoes

Many young women don’t believe a college or N4 level qualification can allow them to pursue a tech career, says MD Jessica Hawkey

These two Western Cape villas are perfect for groups wanting a stylish, private getaway close to Cape Town

EThekwini City Manager Musa Mbhele says the metro is expected to see four or five new developments worth about R80 billion launch over the next few years.

Nourishing, grooming skincare routines for men.

The track, recorded as far back as 2022, was the product of a bold move and persistence on Tyla’s part

Being a black person who can’t sing is a bitterly painful existence — you’re just assumed to be able to do it, writes Ndumiso Ngcobo.

A sit-down for brunch with Embeth Davidtz

Claire Johnston had no idea as a shy 17-year-old schoolgirl that becoming the lead singer of a mixed-race band towards the end of apartheid would unite the nation through a catchy blend of pop and township music.

Fashionable types board one of the world’s most luxurious trains, all in the name of wearing local