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Celebrating 50 Golden Years of Dance: Jazzart Dance Theatre

Jazzart Dance Theatre, a contemporary dance company, celebrates its 50th anniversary this year. Since its inception in 1973, the company has made significant contributions to the realm of arts and culture, heritage, youth development, and job creation. To honour this milestone, the company is organising a yearlong series of performances and cultural activities called “50 Years of Dance.” These events will showcase Jazzart’s rich history, influential cultural reach, and pay tribute to the dancers, choreographers, teachers, and leaders who have shaped the organisation.

Uncovering the World’s Oldest Human Footprint

South Africa’s Cape south coast has recently revealed an extraordinary discovery, providing significant insight into our human ancestry. The world’s oldest Homo sapiens footprint, dating back 153,000 years, was found in the Garden Route National Park, west of the coastal town of Knysna. This footprint outdates the previously known South African sites of Nahoon (124,000 years) and Langebaan (117,000 years).

Signal Restaurant at Cape Grace: Dinner Overlooking A Yacht Basin

Signal Restaurant at Cape Grace Hotel is a luxurious dining spot on a private quay overlooking the beautiful mountains. The restaurant is ideal for special occasions such as a romantic dinner or a special brunch. The warm, woodpaneled interiors and opulent crystal chandeliers create a regal ambiance, and the attentive staff ensures a relaxed, familyfriendly environment.

Spirit Café: Healthy Meals + More Delivered to Your Door

If you’re tired of your cooking during the lockdown, Spirit Café in Constantia has got you covered. Known for its deliciously healthy food, the café has been a local favorite since 2015. It specializes in vegan and vegetarian meals that are free from gluten, refined sugar, preservatives, and a host of other popular food items – all of which are now available for home delivery to Constantia, Bishopscourt, Newlands, Bergvliet, Claremont, Wynberg, Tokai, and Hout Bay.

The Road to Orlando Pirates’ Second Cup Final

Orlando Pirates, a wellknown team in the DStv Premiership, has made headlines for reaching their second cup final in one season. This achievement is attributed to the coach, Jose Riveiro, who has implemented an effective structure in the team. ## The Importance of Finding the Right Solutions

Abdellah Taïa: Challenging Homophobia in North African and Arab Society

Abdellah Taïa is a Moroccan writer and filmmaker who has become the first openly gay writer from the Arab world and North Africa. He publicly came out in 2006, defying societal norms and sparking an important conversation about queerness and religion. Taïa’s work has challenged the notion of Islam as an inherently homophobic faith, offering new perspectives on queer identity and religion across Africa.

The Legacy of Tina Turner: A Musical Icon and Her Impact on South Africa

Tina Turner, the iconic music artist, passed away at the age of 83 on May 24th at her residence in Switzerland, leaving behind a legacy that has inspired and entertained millions of fans worldwide. Her electrifying performances in South Africa have left an indelible mark on music and culture, but her visits during the apartheid era were not without controversy. Despite expressing regret, Turner’s experiences in South Africa remain a significant chapter in her illustrious career.

NGOs Unite Against Racism and Xenophobia in South Africa

Several nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) in South Africa have teamed up to tackle the issue of racism and xenophobia in the country. They have taken a legal stand against Operation Dudula, an antiforeigner campaign that has been deemed controversial due to its xenophobic rhetoric and practices. Led by the SocioEconomic Rights Institute (SERI), the coalition comprises Abahlali Basemjondolo, Inner City Federation, South African Informal Traders Forum, and Kopanang Africa.

Tragedy Strikes in Constantia: Four Lives Lost in a Targeted Hit

On May 25th, a tragic mass shooting in Constantia, Cape Town, claimed the lives of four individuals, two men and two women. The victims were believed to be connected to Krasimir Kamenov, a notorious figure from the Bulgarian underworld. Kamenov, his wife, their bodyguard, and their nanny were mercilessly executed in what authorities suspect was a targeted hit with roots in Kamenov’s criminal past.

A New Era for Kaizer Chiefs: Potential Captains for the Upcoming Season

As the Kaizer Chiefs gear up for the upcoming season, the management faces the challenge of selecting a new team captain. With Itumeleng Khune’s future uncertain due to the lack of a contract extension and his position as the secondchoice goalkeeper, the management must look elsewhere for a leader on the field. Here are potential candidates who could take over the mantle of captaincy for the Chiefs in the upcoming season.

The Resilient Sonia Mbele Overcomes Adversity for “Real Housewives of Johannesburg”

The global phenomenon of reality television has brought us some of the most popular franchises, including “The Real Housewives.” Among these franchises is the Johannesburg edition, which has recently made headlines due to its producer, Sonia Mbele. Mbele, a former Generations actress and Blood & Water star, was hospitalized for two weeks due to exhaustion, stress, and anxiety, as reported by ZiMoja.

URC Grand Final After-Party Guide: Cape Town’s Best Spots to Eat, Drink, and Dance

With the URC Grand Final on the horizon, fans are getting ready for a day filled with excitement and emotion at the DHL Stadium. But the festivities won’t end with the final whistle; fans will be heading to their favorite spots to celebrate or commiserate. If you’re unsure where to enjoy the postgame revelry, we’ve got you covered. Here’s a guide to Cape Town’s best places to eat, drink, and dance.

The Capture of Rwandan Genocide Fugitive Fulgence Kayishema

Fulgence Kayishema, a former Rwandan police inspector, was apprehended on a grape farm in Paarl after being on the run for 22 years for his role in the 1994 Rwanda genocide. The International Residual Mechanism for Criminal Tribunals (MICT) charged him with genocide, complicity and conspiracy to commit genocide, and crimes against humanity.

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