Lifestyle
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‘Unhappy Meal’: McDonald’s Japan sorry for Pokemon debacle
TOKYO, JAPAN – McDonald’s Japan issued a public apology this week after their latest Pokemon card promotion spiraled into a social media nightmare, complete with massive food waste, angry parents,…
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Rookie Report
More often than not it’s difficult to look away from the sharp end of the grid where McLaren dominating the pack and the big names are trying to fight their…
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Excessive screen time hinders young children’s development
No screen can replace the warmth of a real-life interaction, and families need to reflect on young children’s exposure to screens – although it offers convenience and short-term distraction.
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Captivating dance production back in Cape Town on 15, 16 August
Following a successful debut earlier this year, Letters of Reflection by WGRUV Dance Company returns to Cape Town for a limited run at the Homecoming Centre on Friday 15 August…
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De Grendel pronk met drie toekennings by prestige Shiraz SA-toekennings 2025
De Grendel het geskiedenis gemaak by die 2025 Shiraz SA Challange deur ’n ongekende drie plekke in die gesogte Top 12 Shiraz-kategorie te verower. Dit is die eerste keer in…
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Insight on Kimberley’s historical images: Nuance captured in old snapshots
Robert Hart discussed Kimberley’s mining heritage through curated photographs, emphasising their historical significance and aesthetic qualities.
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Hoof van Tygerberg-kunssentrum maak ná drie dekades klaar
Fransonette Swart, hoof van die Tygerberg-kunssentrum, tree einde Augustus ná 28 jaar uit. Die sentrum vier ook sy 50ste bestaansjaar en spog met suksesvolle oud-studente.
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Tweede Endler-konsertreeks vanaf Augustus tot Oktober bied musikale uitnemendheid
Die tweede Endler-konsertreeks in die konservatorium van die Universiteit Stellenbosch bou voort op ‘n sterk tradisie van musikale uitnemendheid.
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Fashion festival marks symbolic women’s celebration
The Women’s Day Business and Fashion Festival marks symbolic women’s celebration.
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High-altitude horse racing offers escape from economic hardship in Africa’s mountain kingdom
Swathed in vibrant woollen blankets against the biting winter chill, jockeys- some no more than boys – thundered down a dusty track carved between the undulating hills of the tiny…
