Stripes, swooshes get the boot at Afcon’s kit contest
The battle for Africa’s national shirt market has taken a new turn, with some of the raciest designs coming from continental brands
The Rockey road to freedom: An oasis in the madness
Yeoville in 1994 was the radical, hedonistic heart of South African creativity. Thirty years later, Carlos Amato asked some of its denizens what the dream meant – and where it went
Something’s up down in Sandton
Pop star and food influencer J’Something is taking nightlife in Joburg to a new level – or three – with a venture called Artistry
Plant-based palate cleansers
In partial penance for this violently meaty page, here are four of Johannesburg’s best vegan restaurants
Acid’s trip is going to good-tasting places
Acid, the year-old wine bar in Parktown North provides aesthetically sound food that doesn’t damage your budget
Restaurant craze red in tooth and claw
For fans of beef tartare and its variants, the defiantly voguish feast is a (very) rare thrill …
African fashion boom’s frayed edges
While the continent’s design talent is in top form, bold policy moves are needed to realise the vast potential of the sector, according to
a Unicef report
TRIBUTE: Clive Barker’s greatness was in unlocking the greatness of others
He navigated fraught and complex sociopolitical terrain for decades, both on and beyond the pitch
Africa’s lesson of this World Cup: Your diaspora is your friend
With 130 foreign-born players in action, and the impressive Moroccans fielding a mostly diaspora team, Bafana coaches should look abroad for new talent
To achieve poetic justice, Ghana must emulate Uruguay’s nasty edge
With redemption or revenge on the menu, the Black Stars must go for broke — but they will need a dash of Suarez-level cunning, too
