NEW ISSUE | Carbondale has spoken
“Where in this mind-bending universe are we actually living?”
CHRIS THURMAN | The clown and the machine
A festival celebrating protest exposes the irony of using AI to promote creativity
Hot Lunch with Peter van Binsbergen
BMW Group South Africa CEO Peter van Binsbergen talks Kilimanjaro, 32 years with the marque and what the future holds for the cars we love.
Hey big spender
Travelling with a countess, reversing your biological age and ensuring your children don’t blow the fortune: welcome to luxury in 2026
’Rocky Horror’: Don’t dream it, see it!
The Joburg edition proves how a funhouse fringe theatre experiment becomes a cult classic
Inside the rituals shaping Sven Axelrad’s novels
The South African author shares the rituals that shape his writing after the release of his latest book, ‘The Dogs of Vivo’
REVIEW | A Trojan horse of a different tale
In his new novel Son of Nobody, author Yann Martel revisits Homer’s Trojan War from the perspective of an ordinary Argive soldier.
The creative women shaping Nine Yards’: Part 2
Behind some of Nine Yards' most distinctive stores in Johannesburg are women entrepreneurs who have turned creativity, collaboration and craftsmanship into thriving businesses.
CHRIS THURMAN | The new money reshaping African cinema
New investment drive aims to build a stronger, self-sufficient African film industry
Hot Lunch with Nokx Majozi
The internationally acclaimed chef returns to the food of her childhood with a new cookbook celebrating South Africa’s diverse culinary traditions
Gifted | Khensani Nobanda
Award-winning Nedbank chief marketing officer Khensani Nobanda talks career lessons, creative inspiration, travel and watching the next generation flourish
NOW AVAILABLE | The story belongs to all of us
“I watched The Odyssey in a garden on the island of my forebears, Samos, fragrant with basil and fig trees, the birthplace of Pythagoras and Aristarchus”
The strange world of Asako Yuzuki’s fiction
Asako Yuzuki’s cult hits shine a blistering light on the lives of Japanese women
CHRIS THURMAN | Beneath the fabric of everyday life
Mondli Mbhele’s latest exhibition highlights the paradox of optimism and anguish
The human side of wealth
Growing fortunes are putting succession, governance and generational planning firmly on the agenda




























