Lifestyle
South Africa’s film and TV industry could have had its own Korea moment
Job losses and investment drain highlight urgency for sustainable film incentives
CHRIS THURMAN | Philipstown wire cars put imagination in the driver’s seat
A grassroots race and two films explore imagination, community, history and new hope
Five things to watch at the European film festival
My Father’s Shadow; Fatherland; The Last Viking; Christy; The Beloved
Investing book links egg prices to market psychology
Why understanding your own money mindset trumps chasing market predictions
Sisters' secrets shape new novel set in Ghana
Krystle Zara Appiah delves into identity, home and the complexities of sisterhood
Back-roading to the highlands of the Karoo
The Tankwa Karoo offers wildlife encounters, long veld walks and stargazing
MICHAEL FRIDJHON | A fine nose is needed for Cape Winemakers Guild auction
Buying on the sale comes with a caveat: most of the wines are still not fully formed
Mzansi Meets the World brings global classical stars to South Africa
SPONSORED | Maxim Vengerov and conductor Joseph Young join Mzansi Philharmonic for three landmark performances celebrating its fifth anniversary
BIG READ | Justice eludes victims’ families over 1993 Highgate Hotel attack
The killing of five people remains unresolved after a judge ruled it was probably a false-flag operation to implicate the Azanian People’s Liberation Army
Gen Z doesn’t have a savings problem — it has a pressure problem
SPONSORED | The Old Mutual Savings & Investment Monitor offers insights that challenge stereotypes about young people’s financial behaviour
SHIRLEY EADIE | AI did not wait for South Africa’s classrooms to be ready
The technology could become another layer of educational inequality if not timeously dealt with
Devlin Brown at the water cooler | Full-fat foods increase satiety, which may lead to weight loss
Fat gain is primarily driven by a surplus of calories rather than fat, sugar, or carbohydrates alone
Robin Morgan, feminist, poet and editor, dies at 85
Robin Morgan, a wholesome child star of the 1940s and ‘50s who grew up to become an all-American radical as a poet, essayist, editor and second-wave feminist, has died. She was 85.
For feminists, the deaths of Parton and Steinem days apart deliver a double dose of grief
Steinem’s politics and Parton’s pragmatism shaped generations of women
CHRIS THURMAN | A European journey through Coetzee’s strange, borderless world
A European film adaptation explores JM Coetzee’s enigmatic Jesus trilogy




























