Book a spot: wine dinners at The Westcliff Discover the Four Seasons Hotel Johannesburg's new wine dinner series, for unique wines, delightful dishes and great company… by Jo Buitendach April 12, 2026 Food & Drinks·Pleasure 1
New exhibition celebrates 35 years of Artist Proof Studio Strauss & Co marks 35 years of Artist Proof Studio with a Joburg exhibition celebrating its legacy, artists and impact on South African printmaking… by Jo Buitendach April 2, 2026 Art & Culture·Pleasure
Word! Inside CIRCA Gallery’s new group show CIRCA Gallery presents a unique group exhibition that highlights the role of words in art and the world around us… by Jo Buitendach March 29, 2026 Art & Culture·Pleasure
Flee to ‘safe’ South Africa when Trump catches ‘feelings’ As Donald Trump starts a war on ‘a feeling’, the world is looking increasingly unstable. Luckily South Africa is a safe haven. Or is… by Shirley de Villiers March 20, 2026 News·Opinion
Five doors into Joburg When a familiar refrain began echoing through his week, Joburg shifted for Ryan Enslin, each encounter quietly reframing the city… by Ryan Enslin March 20, 2026 Pleasure
Borrow now, pay later: Joburg’s budgetary balancing act Given its dire financial position, it’s no surprise Joburg took out a R3bn short-term loan to tide it over… by Yvonne Grimbeek March 13, 2026 News·Politics
Joburg now: Newish spots, events and exhibitions Keen to get out and about in Joburg? We bring you the rundown of what’s new in the City of Gold… by Jo Buitendach March 6, 2026 Pleasure
The surprising firsts that shaped Joburg Here’s a little history of Joburg’s earliest architectural and cultural breakthroughs – the lesser-known moments that helped define the city… by Brian McKechnie February 27, 2026 Pleasure 2
Joburg, step by step Ryan Enslin walks the City of Gold to see how care and movement can shape its renewal… by Ryan Enslin February 20, 2026 Opinion·Pleasure
The week ahead: RAF in Scopa sights Mark your calendar – here’s the political and economic news to watch out for in the days to come… by The South Africa Brief February 2, 2026 News 2
1 When disaster strikes: FirstRand’s pay dilemma April 14, 2026 The FCA’s MotoNovo redress scheme has cost FirstRand R11.9bn more…
2 South Africa’s big crackdown on greenwashing April 14, 2026 The financial sector regulator plans to close the loopholes on…
3 Eskom’s tightrope: Jobs vs chrome revenue April 14, 2026 Unless South Africa’s ferrochrome producers get price relief from Eskom,…