This Heritage month,’ District Six Rising from the Dust’ brought home the ‘Best Documentary’ award at the Wales International Film Festival.

South African documentary ‘District Six Rising from the Dust’ won Best Documentary at a film festival in France.

Cape Town’s famous Fugard Theatre has closed its doors for good. Two leading South African arts personalities examine what went wrong.

After a year of closure due to the COVID-19 pandemic, The iconic Fugard Theatre in Cape Town announced that it will be closing its doors permanently.

Comedians Marc Lottering, Riaad Moosa and Nik Rabinowitz are set to bring you a special stand-up comedy show in order to save the District Six Museum.

District Six Community Activist and entertainment icon Soli Philander wants to make sure there is a safe space for youth in Woodstock, Cape Town.

Soli Philander found himself hauled into police custody on Saturday soon after making allegations that police in Cape Town were shielding a known paedophile.

The ANC in the Western Cape has welcomed the decision by Public Works Minister Patricia de Lille to block the sale of 25 plots of land in District Six.

Nkoana-Mashabane will have to explain why, since 1998, no progress has been made in the restitution of the District Six claimants

Today marks 50 years to the day that District Six was declared a “whites only” area. The barren land that now lies outside the city serves as a painful reminder of South Africa’s brutal past while old photos give only a glimpse of what life was like in one of Cape Town’s most famous neighbourhoods.

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Basil Appollis, with his deep, mellow speaking and singing voice, is stylish, absorbing and spirited in his touching play about life in District 6, part of the South African Season – in its last two weeks at Jermyn Street Theatre in London. Five star fare.

Little known late South African photographer Brian Heseltine’s photos of people in neighbourhoods such as District Six have been published for the first time in a new book ‘People Apart: 1950s Cape Town Revisited’