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Spotlight takes a closer look at the return of thrills and magic in 'Now You See Me: Now You Don’t' and a new local docuseries uncovering untold South African covert wartime stories

As counterfeits continue to rise in South Africa, here are easy tips to help you spot real accessories and shoes from fakes ones.

From her artworks in the Louvre to her take on violence faced by Palestinians, here's all you need to know about South Africa's record-breaking gem

Don't let joint pain limit your love for staying fit.

Expert explains how to rewire belief, behaviour and destiny

Dehydration is becoming a common issue in fitness, says expert.

The Sunday Times Top 100 Companies Awards, held at the Empire Conference and Events venue in Johannesburg, is a prestigious gathering of influential figures from various sectors, despite its seemingly unexciting agenda dominated by speeches. Notable attendees included former Lifetime Achiever Award recipient Reuel Khoza, banking leaders like Sim Tshabalala, and SARS commissioner Edward Kieswetter. Highlights of the event included speeches emphasizing leadership and sustainability, with Jonas Bogoshi and Dr. Ndidi Nnoli-Edozien addressing global challenges. Chris Schutte received the Lifetime Achiever Award, and Eskom CEO Dan Marokane was named Business Leader of the Year, while Dipula Properties was recognized for outstanding shareholder returns.

Last summer, our weekend on MSC Musica was all dancing on decks and island sunsets. Now MSC Opera sails in with new routes, longer trips and a 14-night New Year’s cruise across the Indian Ocean

Today’s test: write down the names of the 600 people whose faces are imprinted on your memory

South African sprinter Akani Simbine attends the New York premiere of 'The Running Man,' marking his first movie premiere experience. The film, directed by Edgar Wright and starring Glen Powell, is based on Stephen King's novel and follows a reality show contestant's struggle for survival. Simbine, dressed by designer Ephraim Molingoana, draws parallels between the film's themes and his own journey of perseverance and self-belief, aiming to inspire young South Africans.

In June this year Zakes Bantwini had a pinch-me moment: the Grammy Award winner and Afro-house stalwart graduated from Harvard Business School.

Q&A with author of ‘Hunting the Seven: How The Gugulethu Seven Assassins Were Exposed’ which is shortlisted for the Sunday Times Literary non-fiction award.

La Dolce Royal dazzles and intoxicates.

Rich Mnisi Collection show dances between art and auction.

There’s something faintly absurd, and so entirely South African, about the art exhibition Still We Rise opening in the same breathless week that the world’s most powerful people arrive in Sandton to talk about “global cooperation”.