Namibia: Actors Need Money and Support – Masters
[Namibian] For Namibian actress Diana Masters, acting has never been a phase.
Namibia: A Return to Wuthering Heights
[Namibian] There’s a scene at the beginning of ‘Wuthering Heights’- the book, not the recent movie – where the ghost of Catherine Linton begs to be let into her former home. It’s the kind of gothic, deeply disturbing moment that had me nervous about wa…
Namibia: Kandorozu’s Debut Stand-Up Comedy Special
[Namibian] Every country has its national symbols. A flag, an anthem, a coat of arms.
South Africa: Black Coffee Sues Maserati South Africa Over R9 Million Car Deal
[Scrolla] The Grammy-winning DJ says Maserati South Africa failed to deliver his customised R9-million MC20 Cielo by the July 2025 deadline. Maserati South Africa says no July 2025 deadline was ever agreed, blaming delays on Black Coffee’s additional…
South Africa: New Play Honours Murdered Environmental Activist Fikile Ntshangase
[GroundUp] Isitha Sabantu explores the threats that climate activists face
South Africa: Memory Is Not to Be Trusted – a South African Memoir Traces the Search for a Family Secret
[The Conversation Africa] South African-born literary scholar Dennis Walder recently published an evocative life story called Amid the Alien Corn: A Son’s Memoir. In it, he tracks how, even as a child, he became aware that his mother Ruth was withholdi…
South Africa: Cogta Committee Flags Key Issues Ahead of Tabling of Traditional and Khoisan Leaders Bill
[Parliament of South Africa] Members of Parliament’s Portfolio Committee on Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs (COGTA) on Friday on Friday raised several policy and implementation issues during preliminary discussions on the Draft Tradition…
Africa: All of Africa Today – March 13, 2026
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South Africa: The Viljoens – From ‘Real Housewives Fame’ in South Africa to U.S. ‘Shoplifting’ Bubbly
[Daily Maverick] Melany and Peet Viljoen are no strangers to the limelight. And to controversy. The South African couple featured in a local reality TV show, they back the ‘white genocide’ lie, and they moved to the US… where they now face charges fo…
South Africa: Adult Colouring Books Are Bestsellers Again. It Makes Sense in Our Anxious Age
[Daily Maverick] The renewed popularity of adult colouring books is unsurprising: they appeal at times of prolonged uncertainty, cognitive overload and emotional fatigue.