She went on to reject the idea that her advocacy amounted to a political turn. “It's political to recognise the humanity of every child, every person, to want their human rights to be respected, and to support policies that reflect those beliefs. I've always been political."

The desire for designer is waning, and many people are turning to thrift stores and second-hand vintage for pre-loved luxury.

During the latest photo walk, photographer Quianet Richards encouraged participants to connect with the people in their viewfinders, not as subjects but as human beings.

“One comrade was so badly tazed that you couldn’t see the skin on his back.”

Thousands of people have marched across the country’s main cities.

First-year masters student Dimpho Malematja told us all about the field dedicated to understanding the human story.

When the suffering of women is featured, the narrative focus is shifted to the emotions of fathers, husbands and lovers; the pain suffered by the female body is thus referred to and filtered through the male mind.

A Limpopo doctor is redefining what it means to serve the public, and it's not happening in a hospital; it’s at a kota stand on weekends.

The 26-year-old Los Angeles local spent 106 days pushing a skateboard from Uganda to South Africa.

The exhibition will run from 24 April 2026 to 4 July 2026 at The Javett Art Centre (Javett-UP).

The latest exhibition by Zita Oranje will run from 10 April 2026 to 1 May 2026 at the University of Pretoria’s 2-1 Gallery.