Hamba Kahle

by Ts'eliso Monaheng / 08.12.2013 Pictures from Johannesburg, the day of the news of Madiba's passing. Hamba kahle, Tata.

Woman

by Coco Putuma / 06.12.2013 Coco Putuma is a young poet from Cape Town. This is her poem Woman; a woman, a human, a being, a sentient being.

Drinking The Spirit

by Terrence Moon / Illustration by Sasan / 04.12.2013 Figures in white robes line up at the altar, waiting for the medicine to be administered. The nauseating stuff burns one’s throat like rancid miso soup – dark, viscous, vile

Surfing is the Glue

by Andy Davis / Images by Luke Daniel / 03.12.2013 Fear is something that we as South African surfers, perhaps, are a little more accustomed to. Our sport, by it’s nature can be a frightening thing. Paddling out when it’s

Picnicking in Elysium

by Setumo-Thebe Mohlomi / 02.12.2013 Throw together a group comprising South African musicians, events organisers and record executives and the conversation they have will invariably at some point turn to the size of the South

Station in Ruins

by Dudumalingani Mqombothi / 02.12.2013 The old Cape Town train station is being renovated or being prepared to be flattened to debris. A sign at the station simply says “construction underway” and is without any

Last Sunday

by Samora Chapman / 01.12.2013 Last Sunday, Taxi Rank, Durban, 10hr43.

It’s That Moment

by Lwanda Sindaphi / 29.11.2013 Born in the Eastern Cape in 1988, Lwanda Sindaphi now lives in Cape Town in the Western Cape. He started documenting social ills, personal feelings and history of the entire

Dark Times

by Alain William van Heerden / 29.11.2013 Last week saw the return of Loyiso Gola to Cape Town for his one-man stand-up comedy show at the Baxter Theatre. On the heels of his Emmy nomination one would

Surfing Wood

by Andy Davis / 28.11.2013 Sisal, you know the stuff with the hard, hard spiky leaves and the big tree like thing busting out the middle, that grows untended along the roadside pretty much everywhere