Lerato Tshabalala is the new editor of <em>True Love </em>magazine and the host of the Beat 180 show on Rhythm100 radio.
Poet and academic Kgafela oa Magogodi talks about food and lGeorge Orwell’s prophetic vision.
Jesse Clegg talks to the <i>M&G</i> about developing his love of music.
Kenny Kunene talks to the <i>M&G</i> about his cultural life and embracing the gay community.
Tuelo Gabonewe is the author of <i>Planet Savage</i>, a work of fiction.
Chris Abani is part of this year’s Poetry Africa tour.
Actress Fiona Ramsay speaks to <b>Matthew Krouse</b> about her cultural life.
Author Thando Mgqolozana’s cultural life is, not surprisingly, all about books.
Musa Nxumalo is the co-ordinator for courses and training at the Market Photo Workshop in Newtown.
Francois Nel holds the titles of Mr Gay South Africa 2010 and Mr Gay World 2011.
<b>Sipho McDermott</b> finds out what makes Eusebius Mckaiser tick.
Dan Apter is one half of the electro duo, Double Adapter.
Shane Durrant is the lead singer of Desmond & the Tutus and co-founder of Wolves.
Andrew Chaplin and twin brother Brian make up the electro-hop duo Locnville.
Writer, performer and director James Cairns will have the premiere of his play, <em>Sie Weiss Alles</em>, at the National Arts Festival.
Sifiso Mzobe’s <i>Young Blood</i> was recently awarded the Herman Charles Bosman Prize for English literature. He spoke to <b>Percy Zvomuya</b>.
Lindiwe Mazibuko, Democratic Alliance’s spokesperson and shadow minister of rural development and land reform, is serious about her weekend time.
We talk to Dario D’Angeli,chef patron of Cube Tasting Kitchen in Johannesburg.
Russell Grant is co-owner of independent cinema The Bioscope and the Chalkboard Café, both at Main Street Life.
Paul Raphaely and his wife, Tracy Foulkes, are the team behind NoMU, a local range of food and lifestyle products.
