LISTEN: From natural hair to a new kind of ‘wellthy’
Taryn Gill discusses building The Perfect Hair, managing natural hair fatigue, and pivoting into wellness on Wanted Beauty.
By Wanted Reporter
All That Glitters in November
Wanted’s guide to what’s happening this month in art, theatre, music and more.
By Iolandi Pool
Chris Thurman: Artist Gerhard Marx asks us to adjust the focus of our gaze
Acclaimed SA artist Gerhard Marx explores the limitations and possibilities of language and visual expression in his latest exhibition, "Landscape Would Be The Wrong Word".
By Chris Thurman
Hot Lunch with Ama Qamata
Between global success and personal evolution, Ama Qamata is writing her next act on her own terms.
By Aspasia Karras
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Cinematic Chills: Three Essential Films for Halloween
From remote islands to isolated bedrooms, these films craft worlds where dread seeps quietly into every frame.
By Tymon Smith
How the brain manifests: In conversation with Tara Swart
The neuroscientist explains how to rewire belief, behaviour and destiny.
By Sam Swaine
Dr Kopano Matlwa writes, rewrites and reclaims womanhood
The inimitable author returns to fiction with ‘Bosadi’, a haunting novel that examines love, identity and the cost of being seen.
By Wanted Reporter
Sounding the past: Vuma Levin’s sonic Allegories
The SA guitarist and composer reimagines the European renaissance through an African lens, weaving together jazz, Nguni rhythms and philosophy.
By Setumo-Thebe Mohlomi
Gifted: Catherine Gaeyla
On Sunday markets, simple pleasures, and shaping a destination in style.
By Jennifer Krug
Hot Lunch with Dinesh Govender
Discovery Vitality CEO Dinesh Govender is on a mission to make South Africans sleep smarter, not longer.
By Aspasia Karras
CHRIS THURMAN: Safety for writers is artificial as AI proliferates
If your chosen vocation is writing words and selling them, you are in trouble.
By Chris Thurman
Wanted's Spring events
Wanted’s spring events captured the essence of curated living, thoughtful, stylish, and deeply intentional.
By Siphiwe Mpye and Jennifer Krug
The Black Beatles who disrupted the colonial rhythm
David Kramer’s latest offering is a story of music defying empire; songs born in bondage becoming voices that crossed oceans.
By Ryan Enslin
Ageing: a matter of mind over matter
If you can afford organ transplants you can live indefinitely, otherwise, just change your attitude towards your own demise.
By Aspasia Karras
