A FRESH BREATH OF BUSHFIRE

by Scone Malone / Images by Candice Chaplin / 13.06.2016 "Bushfire is a festival like no other in Sub-Saharan Africa, and perhaps even anything in the universe..." Photographer Candice Chaplin and writer Scone Malone explore the 10th MTN Bushfire 2016

A DAY AT THE RACES

by Sydelle Willow Smith / 01.02.2016 South African visual storyteller, Sydelle Willow Smith, documents the glam and the sham of one of the oldest (and most snooty) horse racing events in the country – the J&B

A BROKEN THEORY

by Samora Chapman / 15.12.2015 Join photo-journalist, Samora Chapman, for a bit of Graf History 101 and a tour through the rich gulleys of Rivertown – a new hub for Durban street art, urban regeneration

CIRCULATING KNOWLEDGE | #FEESMUSTFALL

by George Kirkinis / Images by Matthew Wareley / 02.11.2015 "One cannot expect every South African to have been in support of the protests. But what cannot be abided is the attitude of those who have smirked at the marches

DARLING, YOU’RE NOT THAT MAINSTREAM

by Scone Malone / Images by Candice Chaplin / 12.10.2015 "A lot of people these days are faffing about Rocking The Daisies... that it should be left to the kids and the jocks. I beg to differ. Firstly, what kind

WHICH SA MUSICIANS ARE ACTUALLY FAMOUS?

by Hugh Upsher / 16.09.2015 It seems like every other month a local act threatens to crack the elusive international market, but how close do they really come? Hugh Upsher and Google Trends tell us

A GUIDE TO CAPE TOWN TRAIL RUNNING

by Hugh Upsher / 28.08.2015 Hugh Upsher is a boring trail runner now. He provides the ultimate guide to etiquette, fauna and fashion on the Cape Town mountains...

VISIONS OF EVE

by Franky Blank / Images by Nina Zillah Bekink / 06.08.2015 The Frown’s launch of their new album, We Are Not Dead, shot rivers of enigmatic voltage through my veins. Every detail was mesmerising, from the delicately folded origami swans to

KEEP IT STREET

by Mahala Scribes / 23.07.2015 Street Scene is a pioneering Durban-based tours and events company that prides itself in being in tune with the very heartbeat of the city, its people and heritage. Tomy Takkies

AYANDA | DIFF

by Samora Chapman / 17.07.2015 The opening night of the Durban International Film Festival is one of the highlights of the year for our freaky seaside town. It’s kind-of a big deal. So you can