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How Joburg celebrated World Tequila Day with cocktails, music and Mexican flair

On a chilly Friday evening in Sandton, one of Johannesburg's busiest nightlife districts, World Tequila Day was celebrated with cocktails, music and a taste of Mexico. Observed globally on 24 July, World Tequila Day has become an annual occasion for tequila brands, bars and restaurants host tastings and cocktail experiences. In Johannesburg, this year's celebrations reflected a growing appetite for premium tequila, particularly among young professionals looking for social experiences […]

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Why this 22-year-old chef believes South African cuisine rivals the world’s best

At just 22, Johannesburg-born chef, Sandiso Skota, is carving out his own lane in South Africa's culinary scene, using social media to showcase his creativity and celebrate local flavours. Known online as EVERYDAYCHEFSTORIES, Skota says his journey into the kitchen began with an unexpected source of inspiration, celebrity chef, Gordon Ramsay. "My love for cooking honestly came from watching Gordon Ramsay's Boiling Point. I watched it for the first time […]

todayJuly 17, 2026 43

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A New Freedom | Inside Nomsa Mazwai’s Sober fest and SA’s changing celebration culture

On Freedom Day weekend, Nomsa Mazwai is reimagining celebration - not politically, but socially and culturally. Taking place at Soweto Theatre on April 26, Sober Fest presents a simple but disruptive idea: a music and wellness event without alcohol. "A new freedom is what happens when you remove the thing that’s been holding you back," Mazwai told YNews. "It’s for people in recovery, but also for anyone tired of how […]

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Love in the Rain: Music, Memory and the Soft Defiance of Joy at NIROX Sculpture Park

Under a sky that threatened rain but never quite committed to grief, lovers gathered among stone and silence at the NIROX Sculpture Park. It was the day after Valentine’s Day—a time when love, already declared, grows quieter. Less performative. More real. Blankets lay across damp grass, with couples leaning into each other for warmth. Wine glasses trembled slightly in the cold and then the music began. The Concert for Love […]

todayFebruary 20, 2026 69