Game, set, lunch: a luxe new way to watch the tennis in Joburg Tennis fan? On the lookout for kindred spirits to enjoy the Roland-Garros and Wimbledon finals with? Look no further… by Sarah Buitendach June 3, 2026 Pleasure
From ‘Waka Waka’ to ‘Waka Wobble’: a World Cup in search of its party The global football extravaganza, set to kick off this month, is showing early promise of being a gloriously mad mess… by Tim Cohen June 2, 2026 Opinion·Pleasure
Ti Amo: why we love this Joburg bakery and restaurant From its Sandhurst Shell garage shop to Parktown North’s new Nine Yards, bakery-restaurant-deli-neighbourhood spot Ti Amo is pure magic… by Sarah Buitendach May 31, 2026 Food & Drinks·Pleasure
The Friday song (on a Sunday): ‘Paul’s Pal’ by Sonny Rollins Mark Rosin’s tribute to Sonny Rollins, the jazz titan behind ‘Paul’s Pal’, ‘Saxophone Colossus’ and ‘Tenor Madness’… by Mark Rosin May 31, 2026 Pleasure
Beyond photography: Standard Bank Art Lab honours Santu Mofokeng A new exhibition in Sandton captures the creative range of the celebrated photographer. It’s an archive of memory, emotion and experience… by Dumisani Mnisi May 29, 2026 Art & Culture·Pleasure
Eight questions for the interested and interesting: Dikelo Mamiala By day a corporate type, by night a brilliant creative, Dikelo Mamiala on books, high school crushes and Doppio Zero… by Sarah Buitendach May 29, 2026 Pleasure
What we’re drinking this week: De Wetshof Cherrystone Hill Pinot Noir The De Wetshof Cherrystone Hill Pinot Noir is all about ripe cherry, delicate spice and easy, everyday pouring… by Sarah Buitendach May 29, 2026 Food & Drinks·Pleasure
Dada fumbles new JAG board The fracas around the gallery has reached the courts, with Webber Wentzel seeking to have the appointments of the governing committee set aside… by Giulietta Talevi May 26, 2026 Art & Culture·News
Arsenal: a century of family devotion The Shapiro family’s loyalty to the football club began in 1927, when a feature on the club lit a spark in a young Jewish… by David Shapiro May 25, 2026 Opinion·Pleasure 2
Escape to Cape Town’s new Tintswalo Summer House Tintswalo Summer House has opened in Cape Town’s Simon’s Town, bringing bold interiors, seaside charm and a playful take on luxury to the False… by Martin Jacobs May 24, 2026 Pleasure·Travel
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