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Beggared in SA, a one-man play performed by Sean Higgs and directed by Gideon de Wet, is set to appear at the National Arts Festival in Makhanda (30 June – 3 July 2025) and the Edinburgh Festival Fringe this August.
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ELEANOR DOUGLAS-MEYERS In Kariega, where neighbourliness is second nature but structured ways to connect can feel few and far between, something special happens when Fatima Davids presses play on a Zumba track. It’s not just music and movement, it’s permission. To laugh. To sweat. To heal. To belong.
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Today marks the official opening of the 2025 National Arts Festival, a powerful showcase of South African creativity and one of the continent’s most anticipated cultural events. Over the next 11 days, the small town of Makhanda will once again become a national stage, welcoming thousands of artists, performers and art lovers for a celebration…
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The 11th edition of the Nelson Mandela Bay Half Marathon is set to hit the streets this Saturday, 28 June 2025, with over a thousand runners expected to line up at Pollok Beach in the early morning light. The much-anticipated 21.1km race will begin promptly at 07:00, followed shortly by a 5km fun run at…
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The countdown has begun for one of the Eastern Cape’s most anticipated tourism events of the year. The finalists for the Eastern Cape Tourism Awards 2025 have officially been announced, showcasing the very best the province has to offer – from tranquil farm stays and luxury lodges to adrenaline-fueled adventures and cultural heritage gems.
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Not all coffee shops are created equal — especially when it comes to finding a good “coffice” (that’s a coffee office, for the uninitiated). Whether you’re freelancing, remote working, studying or just escaping a noisy house, Gqeberha has a few hidden gems where the Wi-Fi is steady, the vibe is productive, and no one gives…
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Madibaz semi-contact powerhouse Luchay Weideman is gearing up to bring the heat at the USSA Karate Championships in Durban on 28 and 29 June — and she’s not arriving quietly. After snagging four gold medals at last year’s tournament, the 22-year-old Mandela University student is back, sharper than ever and ready to defend her title.









