Planning a family trip? We chat to the jet setter about what’s in her travel bag

We break down expert tips to help ensure smooth sailing with your next DIY project

Spain, the Orange River and Thailand are among the musical star’s best travel experiences

Flying the local fashion flag high, the design duo shares their thoughts on heritage and African fashion

Washing your face seems like an easy task: soap, water and rigorous rubbing with a face cloth. But does everyone approach it as recommended by dermatologists?

From MAC makeup touch-ups to friendship bracelets, being ‘just a girl’ was the ultimate flex

Famed British neurologist Oliver Sacks opened up about his struggles and enthusiasms in this engrossing collection of correspondence

I’m not oblivious to the contradiction inherent in Satan punishing evil people for advancing his cause on Earth, writes Ndumiso Ngcobo.

The 2025 carnival may have just drawn to a close, but there is a whole parade of reasons to samba on over to Brazil at any time of year

Face palm took on a whole new meaning for me this week when I discovered that the secret to putting your best face forward isn’t so much what you see in the mirror — it’s also hidden in the palm of your hands.

Hold onto your hats: this trio of gritty thrillers will raise your blood pressure

Before embarking on my series of … novels, I needed to do a lot of research to get the period and events right.

There is an unspoken injunction in the newsroom that we should not interview our own. But I beg your indulgence while I make an exception for Niren Tolsi.

Rio’s Queen of the Drums, Erika Januza, is set to star at the Cape Town Carnival, writes Andrea Nagel

Liquidating your assets is big business these days.

Battle for New York resumes — with some twists, but stars say show remains true in spirit to original series.

Since its debut in 2021, Yellowjackets, the darkly mysterious, black-humour story of a ‘90s era girls soccer team, has found an enthusiastic, loyal and critically impressed fan ba

See what you can catch on the small screen

Kent Andreasen’s photography is an imprint of history as well as a provocative portrayal of the human experience.

Bold decor, geometric ceramics and whimsical woodwork feels familiar yet fresh on the local design scene

The minister of fiscal frolicking needs to activate the pleasure receptors in the collective prefrontal cortex of this country