We speak to the trip behind the effort to find out if the artistic endeavour is inspiring or just another piece of rubble littering the stars

Mzansi’s night skies are expecting their own colourful spectacle this month, known as Aurora Australis.

The debate about whether smoking alternatives such as e-cigarettes and vaping are instrumental to help addicts quit has been ongoing.

Kevin Aron is the Principal Officer for Medshield Medical Scheme and has been instrumental in ensuring consistent yearly growth for the company.

North West University is opening a medical school as the country battles with a shortage of health professionals.

King Edward VII High School in Houghton Estate, Johannesburg, has produced top sportsmen and businesspeople, including Gary Player, Graeme Smith, and Sir Donald Gordon.

Durban has temporarily banned swimming at all its southern beaches from 2 June 2025 until further notice.

Industry leaders share insights on the workings of wine investment and the nuances of the SA market.

You’ll be eternally grateful for treating yourself to this chicken ramen dish.

While ‘Bet’ is another infectious teen drama, it’s storytelling and characters are way more fun than its anime counterpart

Karan Beef, the largest beef producer in South Africa, has been hit with a case of Foot and Mouth Disease (FMD) at its feedlot facility in Heidelberg.

The fifth-largest economy in Europe is offering a lifeline to South Africa’s skilled healthcare professionals who are struggling to find work.

From ancient Egypt to the streets of Mzansi, nail art for men is taking over one polished stroke at a time

The Center for World University Rankings has published its global list for 2025, with South African institutions showing significant strain.

Peter Venison discusses writing the memoir of ‘his friend and, at times, adversary’ Sol Kerzner

Haruki Murakami’s latest novel deals wonderfully with his usual themes of love lost, found and lost again — all wrapped in sumptuous metaphors — but there are far too many flaws to make this a memorable book, writes Sanet Oberholzer

You’re in the beginning of a fantastic new cycle

We’re back in the news. By we, I mean South Africans.

There was a point in history when one Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela was possibly one speech away from being canonised by the Vatican, such was his global appeal

On a recent Wednesday morning I drove into the barely contained, organised chaos of Joburg’s inner city, past the taxis and the crowds of morning commuters.

The invitation lands, and for those who get the nod to the closest thing we have to the Met Gala, it’s the cue to start skimming Pinterest texting designers and scouring the rails to find a fit fitting for the “All that Glitters” dress code.