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“The camera was a way to understand my country and learn about the world around me,” veteran South African photojournalist Paul Weinberg told radio journalist John...
Johannesburg Rabbi Gavin MichaI recently fulfilled a life-long ambition of academic study by getting his PhD. He is the first South African rabbi to receive a...
Many young South Africans head for Israel during the July holidays, especially on organised youth or religious trips. This year, however, there was a lot of...
Acclaimed South African theatre director Alan Swerdlow jumped at the chance to direct The Railway Children for the National Children’s Theatre (NCT) because it was a...
“Sometimes you have to be a little bit naughty” to survive, says 10-year-old Yeshiva College student, Amira Nathan, who is playing the lead role of Matilda...
There’s little about the annual Comrades Marathon that’s particularly Jewish, however if participants want to have a Shabbos and Jewish experience, there are a people who...
Turning the iconic children’s novel Alice in Wonderland into a Jewish musical by women for women is no mean feat. However, the Joburg Jewish Women’s Theatre...
Who would have thought a South African innovator of the secret fine dining movement would be among those recognised in the prestigious global Forty Under 40...
Johannesburg husband and wife music duo, Breindy and Matt Klawansky, have been chosen as finalists in two categories by the International Singer-Songwriters Association (ISSA), an organisation...
Fourteen-year-old South African chess prodigy Caleb Levitan this week achieved a rating that will make him the newest International Master and the youngest in South Africa...
