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Line-up of South African celebs appear in ‘Lobola Negiotiations’ designs for British magazine

In the second story of a two-part series* on avitourism, Peta Scop moves the feather-finding mission on to the Klein Karoo

We ask the author of ‘The Thing with Zola’ to tell us 10 things she thinks readers may not know about her.

Pilani Bubu is a musician, singer, story teller, festival organiser, and general beacon for what it means to make sense of our time through the prism of our past

There have been no bad hair days for Bennie Botes at his rugby-themed barber shop in Newlands

I mostly hope that this book winds up in the hands of all the kooky, confused and uncertain kids that want to start companies

Lara Foot’s reworking of this Shakespearean classic is rooted in an African context and mindset, writes Mary Corrigall

What the stars have in store for you

This unsettling whodunnit that becomes a nail-biting whydunnit, has all the makings of a great thriller, writes Jennifer Platt

Warning: it’s slippery out there on the runways as drenched locks make their comeback

Shades to go with every face and personality

At some point one has to grab the bull by the horns, tackle the issue head-on and tell one’s teen they won’t go to hell because they throttle the lower abdominal turtle from time to time

From LA, Las Vegas and New York to a comedian’s nightmare as well as a gaming apocalypse, here’s what to watch this week

Italian designer Andrea Adamo, expresses himself without constraints in his singular fashion creations

The second season of the medical malpractice drama series explores how a capable, smart journalist was taken in by a charming conman

A holiday weekend (but sadly not long) filled with events that showcase our country’s joy, history, culture, food and comedy that does the same and more…