Heritage Month: Umqombothi brewing moves from tradition to innovation
Sorghum beer, or umqombothi, is moving from traditional to mainstream in South Africa as brewers innovate with new styles. Ideal for Heritage Month celebrations.
What’s the difference between medical aid schemes and medical insurance?
Medical aid schemes vs. medical insurance: a very basic explainer on the key differences between these two health coverage options, from coverage scope to cost and regulation.
KFC returns to Comic Con Africa with unique pop-up experience
KFC brings its Kentucky Town pop-up to Comic Con Africa 2024, offering a limited-edition menu, merchandise, and interactive activities for fans.
Spotify’s Mother of Music weekend lights up Cape Town
Spotify’s Mother of Music (MOM) weekend lit up Cape Town with events in District Six, Paarden Eiland, and Khayelitsha, featuring top local DJs and immersive experiences.
Scrabble and Toy Library Association team up to boost literacy in South Africa
Scrabble partners with Toy Library Association of SA to boost literacy levels in under-resourced communities through play supporting children’s learning.
Fantasy Premier League: Get ready for a wild ride in Gameweek 3!
Fantasy Premier League Gameweek 2 has been done and dusted and was it full of anxiety. Now they’re teasing us with something fresh for the 2024-25 season.
Spotify’s new campaign highlights personalized music experience for South Africans
Spotify’s My Spotify campaign in South Africa enhances user experiences with personalized features, deepening connections and fostering community through music.
Joe Manganiello to join Comic Con Africa 2024
Joe Manganiello will join Comic Con Africa 2024, offering fans autographs, photo ops, and Q&A sessions from 27-29 September. A must-attend for fans.
Artist line-up announced for Comic Con 2024
Local artists will also be well-represented. Chris Valentine, who has collaborated with Lucasfilm, Warner Brothers, and Disney, Karl Mostert.
Gresham Tapiwa Nyaude wins 2024 FNB art prize
In 2018, he showcased a major body of work in the United States as part of the New Museum Triennial’s “Songs for Sabotage.”