Eight questions for the interested and interesting: Brent Lindeque Celebrating 10 years of good news website Good Things Guy, Brent Lindeque talks books, hobbies, celeb crushes and why vinegar is life… by Sarah Buitendach August 22, 2025 Pleasure
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The Guptas, Saxonwold and Nando’s: Capture, commercials and chickens coming home to roost Jono Hall reflects on the infamous Gupta brothers, their flight from the country – and that Nando’s ad… by Jono Hall August 15, 2025 Opinion·Pleasure
Eight questions for the interested and interesting: Sydelle Willow Smith The Sunshine Cinema co-founder on Gael García Bernal, William Kentridge and sleeping with a scarf over her eyes… by Sarah Buitendach August 15, 2025 Pleasure
What we’re drinking this week: Paul Clüver Seven Flags Pinot Noir A refined, cherry-bright pinot with spice, dark chocolate notes and a fresh finish – Paul Clüver’s Seven Flags is pinot perfection… by Sarah Buitendach August 15, 2025 Pleasure
Where did the ‘WakaWaka’ millions go? Freshlyground push Fifa and Sony for answers on where WakaWaka’s post-2014 millions – meant for African charities – have gone… by Tim Cohen August 10, 2025 Pan-African·Pleasure 5
The Friday song (on a Sunday): ‘Kimberly’ by Patti Smith Women’s Day weekend calls for a great song by a strong woman, writes Mark Rosin, who this week listened to ‘Kimberly’ by Patti Smith… by Mark Rosin August 10, 2025 Art & Culture·Pleasure
The 487,500,000 Zim dollar cheque that couldn’t clear A new Cape Town art exhibition mines Zimbabwe’s economic collapse, turning worthless currency into radical cultural capital… by artHARARE August 8, 2025 Art & Culture·Pan-African 1
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