The patriarch on Macron’s time at Rothschild, almost merging with Lehman — and why he’s inspired by the coach of Les Bleus
The shift by Chinese companies into more sophisticated capital goods has altered trade between China and developed countries, writes Tom Hancock
The president has described Molewa’s death as a "devastating loss"
The ANC secretary-general wants to "relay many other stories" at the state capture inquiry
David Kneale will assume the role of a strategic adviser after stepping down, while Vikesh Ramsunder will take over as CEO from January
The banking system has a gross exposure of R125bn to the agricultural sector, with R41bn of this held by the state-owned Land Bank
Magna Global study predicts online advertising could surpass $100bn for the first time
Questions are being asked about the government’s management of oil sales and earnings
Cheslin Kolbe is ready to step into fullback Willie le Roux’s boots
Repair firm iFixit this week published some of the first detailed teardowns of the new iPhones
Joy of Jazz, giving African music a global platform, turns 21 this year
As an arts practitioner‚ he led the cultural boycott campaign against apartheid
Former favourites, such as The Handmaid’s Tale and This is Us, lost out to fantasy and a few unlikely winners, such as Henry Winkler
The smart script and direction draws out a story of pain in Ellen: Die Ellen Pakkies Storie
Tickets for star-studded show featuring Beyoncé, Jay-Z, Usher and Ed Sheeran, depend on ‘clicktivism’, writes Struan Douglas
The event has attracted comic, superhero and anime fans from Botswana, Zambia, Zimbabwe and Nigeria
The music stalwart was recently awarded the Order of Ikhamanga and wants recognition extended to others, writes Mpho Tshikhudo
His star waned after the 1980s but at the height of his career he was one of Hollywood’s most bankable actors
Struggling company is aiming to convince event organisers and firms to book performances or sponsor them, writes Lesley Stones
Slaves, soldiers, Khoi-San, settlers, Voortrekkers, pioneers and trekboers all wore isishweshwe, and gave it different names, writes Lucinda Jolly
'I knew I had to capture the emotion of time. It’s only a year on and already there’s hardly a trace of the fire left,' Jessica Storm Kapp tells Diane de Beer
It’s imperative that art from the continent is valued and collected by African collectors
On-the-job training, international exchanges and conferences help local workers enhance their skills, writes Struan Douglas
Forensic investigation rocks the Southern African Music Rights Organisation, writes Struan Douglas
Mourners gathered at the Charles H Wright Museum of African American History in Detroit to honour Franklin
’Trans’ — exciting, daunting, stimulating, unfamiliar — is an evocative title for an art exhibition
Initiative brings together best global and SA artists to honour giant
The Jomba! Contemporary Dance Experience enjoys an ethos of strong cultural ownership from local and international dance communities
The visual impact of Hanneli Coetzee’s work will resonate with vigour and lead to the sharing of stories
Aretha Franklin’s powerful voice again rings out within church’s walls in tribute to her spectacular career
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