A unique chance to catch African video art from international artists seeking to capture feelings of dislocation through a modern medium.
In the previous three weeks we have discussed the issues of ‘good character’, travel restrictions and the Knowledge of Language and Life requirement as things one have to keep in mind between receiving your indefinite leave to remain and applying for your British citizenship.
South Africans are seen by foreigners as a happy bunch of people, friendly and welcoming, always very hospitable, and now Cape Town has gone and put that happiness into a music video.
South African comedian Marc Lottering brings his latest one man-show, This is Captain Lottering Speaking, to Soho Theatre in London – for one week only.
Before I knew it, the sun had started to shine and blossoms and bulbs sprouted on random trees and fields of green. Spring is teasing the Londoners! Despite taking the pre-warned caution that this might be only a momentary thing, South Africans instinctively race to their webers and braai tongs.
‘Pangaea: New Art From Africa and Latin America’ brings together the work of 16 contemporary artists, including two South Africans – David Koloane and Dillon Marsh.
Last week we have discussed the issue of ’Good character’, as requirement that needs to be in place before being able to apply for British Citizenship. This week our focus is on the Knowledge of Language and Life requirement.
Cape Town born artist Lionel Smit, whose portrait of a South African township café waitress was chosen as poster for the National Portrait Gallery BP Award 2013, opens his London show this week in Fitzrovia.
Irma Stern (1894-1966) continues success with £1 million action price for oil on canvas portrait in original Zanzibar frame.
This thoroughbred auction house with a gentleman at the helm is at the forefront in the South African auction scene.
The Zimbabwean president recently celebrated his ninetieth birthday and his daughter’s wedding in opulent style using public money – and now he wants a salary increase.
An exhibition of photographs at a London gallery explores Johannesburg’s mine dumps and the people who live among them. These hillocks of crushed toxic rock are striking and surreal, and reflect the incongruousness of a territory where history, economy and contemporary South Africa collide.
Are you single and searching for love yet everyone you meet is just not right for you? Are you one of those saying “I just can’t meet the right person”? Or are you in a love-hate relationship with your partner? The two sides to be discussed here are about ‘finding love’ and that is: finding love after a break-up, or finding love again in your current relationship.
Last week we have discussed the issue of ’Travel restrictions’ as requirement that needs to be in place before being able to apply for British Citizenship. This week our focus is on the requirement of ‘Good Character”.
The nominees for the milestone 20th edition of the annual South African Music Awards were announced at Sun International’s Carnival City in Ekurhuleni last week. A number of new kids on the music block dominate the major categories – with some familiar favourites also creeping into the running.
The old saying ‘Knowledge is power’ is especially true in the antiques and art industry.
GIBS will have a stand at Homecoming Revolution this weekend with a view to attracting MBA returnees
In order to ensure that you are eligible to apply for British Citizenship after spending one year on the status of ILR or permanent residence one have to comply with certain rules.
Globally renowned South African DJ duo Goldfish return to London to perform at the Electric Brixton on Sunday 20 April.
Packing your goods is an essential part of the process and following these tips can help you have a smooth relocation.
Award-winning documentary ‘Nelson Mandela: The Myth and Me’ will make its UK debut at the Human Rights Watch Film Festival in London this month.
He was a ghost designer, in the shadows and unrecognized during his life. The name Archibald Knox and the designs he did for Liberty & Co, the famous London store will be out for all to see.
Directed by Spanish director Carlos Agulló and Johannesburg filmmaker Mandy Jacobson, ‘Plot for Peace’ is a whole new take on the heritage of central and southern Africa.
The lead up to my 40th birthday was stressful as I dreaded the BIG 40, I wanted to stay young forever. This led me to a mid-life crisis which to a point was great but to another point, had its downfalls. Not only was the age a problem, I knew there was more to life than what I was living and I started analysing my life……
The Investment Bill of 2013 threatens to infringe on any and all private property rights in South Africa, as the ANC tries to push for wide-ranging land reform measures before the 7 May 2014 elections