-

By ROBIN MEYERS There’s certainly no shortage of new vehicles trying to find their way into South African driveways lately. And while some manufacturers are still determined to convince us that we all need enormous SUVs with enough screens to rival a small cinema, others are taking a slightly more practical approach.
-

From football drills with local learners to a friendly match with factory employees, Banyana Banyana’s visit to East London celebrated women’s empowerment, menstrual confidence and the people behind one of South Africa’s well-known sanitary pad brands.
-

Fine Print mentee Thabile Msomi reflects on the pressure to have life figured out in your twenties, the milestones we use to measure ourselves against others, and why being “behind” might not mean being off track at all.
-

In this opinion piece, Mvume Ndimba explores the roots of xenophobia, the frustrations driving it and why he believes South Africa risks forgetting one of its most important lessons: our humanity is tied to the humanity of others. As a South African, I am deeply patriotic towards my country. I fully and wholeheartedly believe that…
-

The vibrant pulse of African rhythm, healing and cultural connection echoed across South Africa as the AFROFUTURE in Motion South Africa Cultural Exchange Tour 2026, led by Funmilayo Chesney and her New York-based Fusha Dance Company, concluded a powerful 10-day journey across Johannesburg and Cape Town.
-

021FOCUS | Faziela Harris-Davids In a city that rarely pauses, finding a dessert spot that gently invites you to slow down feels like a small luxury. This week, we visited Mochi Mochi to see whether the experience lives up to the soft, pastel promise and whether it offers something different in Cape Town’s ever-growing dessert…










