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From live music under city lights to art fairs, food markets, theatre, and cultural festivals – Johannesburg is alive with events that celebrate its creativity, diversity, and unstoppable energy. Whether you’re into jazz at sunset, rooftop parties, cutting-edge exhibitions, or family-friendly weekend plans, our curated guide brings you the best of what’s happening in the City of Gold. Stay plugged in and never miss a moment.RECOMMENDED🛏️ Where to stay in Johannesburg🏨 The best hotels in Johannesburg🍽 The best restaurants in Johannesburg🍺 The best pubs and bars in Johannesburg

Pizza, glorious pizza. In the spirit of all things pizza and cheese pulls, we've put together a guide to the best pizza restaurants in Johannesburg, because if you are anything like us, we could eat these glorious circles of deliciousness all day long! RECOMMENDED 📍 The best things to do in Johannesburg🛏️ Where to stay in Johannesburg🏨 The best hotels in Johannesburg🍽 The best restaurants in Johannesburg🍺 The best pubs and bars in Johannesburg  

Welcome to Local Intel, your ultimate guide to experiencing Johannesburg like a true insider. In this series, we sit down with local personalities, tastemakers, and city enthusiasts to unlock their most cherished spots, their go-to experiences, and the untold stories that make this city so utterly captivating. Forget the guidebooks, this is your direct line to authentic Joburg. J Ross is a star from Soweto, the iconic township where two of South Africa's Peace Nobel Prize winners, Nelson Mandela and Desmond Tutu, lived. The 42-year-old is a local and international award-winning singer, music producer, and songwriter. He has R&B, Kwaito, and Gospel albums. The singer has been flying the South African flag high and has produced music for the likes of Brenda Fassie, Lebo Mathosa, and Arthur Mafokate. His radio show, The Foreign Exchange Show, which he co-presented alongside international star Arlen "GRIFF," featured South African and American artists sharing their stories, music, and art.  Today, Ross works alongside his wife, Megan Vuma, to change the lives of children and the youth in and around Gauteng through art. The celebrity couple works with schools and other institutions for their charity organisations. Ross sat down with us to share some of his favourite spots in Johannesburg and why he is proudly a Joburger.  

South African schools are closed for the winter break. While the holidays mean plenty of fun and mischief for the kids, we know keeping them entertained can be a challenge. That’s why we’ve put together a list of top adventure spots to help you make the most of the break. These fun-filled outings are sure to give your little ones something exciting to brag about when school starts up again. RECOMMENDED: 😋 The best restaurants in Johannesburg🏨 The best hotels in Johannesburg📍 The best things to do in Johannesburg Follow Time Out Johannesburg on Facebook!

From fresh produce to artisanal finds, markets are where Johannesburg’s local flavour truly shines. Whether it's a long-standing street-side stall or a trendy weekend spot, these markets offer a chance to support small businesses, connect with local makers and enjoy the city's vibrant energy. Here's our pick of the best markets in and around Johannesburg. RECOMMENDED🛏️ Where to stay in Johannesburg🏨 The best hotels in Johannesburg🍽 The best restaurants in Johannesburg🍺 The best pubs and bars in Johannesburg Follow Time Out Johannesburg on Facebook, TikTok and Instagram!

Here’s hoping you like excitement because the best things to do in Johannesburg will have you on the edge of your seat. That isn’t true if you take the Red Bus tour, as you can sit back comfortably and enjoy everything this famous South African city offers. What does it have to offer? Where to begin?Johannesburg is one of the biggest cities in Africa and the biggest in the world not built on a water source. Joburg was actually built on a goldmine, so keep that in the back pocket of your pub quiz team for future reference. RECOMMENDED🛏️ Where to stay in Johannesburg🏨 The best hotels in Johannesburg🍽 The best restaurants in Johannesburg🍺 The best pubs and bars in Johannesburg

If you'd rather save your cash for experiencing Johannesburg than on accommodation that is pricey, we have a solution for you. Here we bring you a selection of the best affordable hotels in the City of Gold that will free up your savings for the exploration and adventures you so badly want to experience in Jozi. RECOMMENDED 📍 The best things to do in Johannesburg🛏️ Where to stay in Johannesburg🏨 The best hotels in Johannesburg🍽 The best restaurants in Johannesburg🍺 The best pubs and bars in Johannesburg This article includes affiliate links. These links have no influence on our editorial content. For more information, click here.

Who doesn’t love a great deal, especially when it involves good food and great company? Two-for-one meal specials have long been a favourite on the Joburg dining scene, giving us the perfect excuse to head out for a delicious bite without breaking the bank. So, if you’re craving a meal out but keeping an eye on your budget, don’t worry, we’ve got you. These two-for-one specials make dining out feel like a proper treat (without the splurge). If you feel we've missed anything, please pop over to our social pages and let us know - Facebook. Let's share the good deals with everyone! NB: Please note that these specials can change from time to time, and we have no control over if/when they do. We will do our best to keep the list as up-to-date as possible. RECOMMENDED: 😋 The best restaurants in Johannesburg🏨 The best hotels in Johannesburg📍 The best things to do in Johannesburg Follow Time Out Johannesburg on Facebook!    

Every third Sunday in June is dedicated to celebrating amazing dads around the world.  Father's Day allows you to let the special man in your life know just how dear he is to you.  Fortunately, there are many great events planned to ensure you give dad the best day of his life. Spoil him with a fun day out by checking out some of our recommended events, menus, and activities taking place across the city of Johannesburg.  From fine cuisine to enjoyable father-child activities in and around Johannesburg, here is where to take dad out this Father's Day. 

Prison Break Market in Johannesburg is not only beautiful, but it has a huge variety of services including crafter stalls, restaurants, and crockery painting. It also boasts sprawling lawns and landscapes, making it the perfect spot to take beautiful photos for Instagram. What to expect during your visit: The market features nine sheds that accommodate a wide variety of products and services available at the market, including: Harvest Pantry Enjoy the comforting aroma of freshly baked bread from the onsite bakery. Pick up farm-fresh produce, seasonal fruits and authentic dairy products. • Wednesday to Friday: 9 am to 3 pm• Saturday and Sunday: 9 am to 5 pm The Yard Eatery A vibrant spot serving up everything from sweet indulgences to savoury meals. Ideal for a casual bite or a relaxed dining experience. • Thursday to Sunday: 10 am to 9 pm Crafters Shed Browse a wide array of arts and crafts, or take part in interactive workshops ranging from woodworking to jewellery making. • Wednesday to Friday: 9 am to 3 pm• Saturday and Sunday: 9 am to 4 pm Create Lonehill Let your imagination run wild at this ceramic painting shed – fun for all ages and perfect for a creative day out. • Tuesday to Sunday: 9 am to 5 pm Pourhouse Quench your thirst with a selection of craft beers, fine wines and artisan spirits in a relaxed setting. • Wednesday: 11 am to 7 pm • Thursday to Saturday: 11 am to 9 am Good to know: • Entry to the market is free. • The market is completely cashless.

Riversands Farm Village is a sought-after market in Johannesburg, providing locals with fresh produce and great entertainment.  It is environmentally friendly and an ideal place to go with your friends or family.  What to expect during your visit: Riversands Farm Village is a vibrant destination known for its organic food and lively weekend atmosphere, attracting over 850 visitors every weekend. At the heart of the village is its bustling market – a hub for fresh, preservative-free produce supplied directly by local farmers. The market also offers a variety of artisanal stalls, craft bars, and food vendors, making it the perfect spot for a relaxed and flavorful outing. The venue is dog-friendly – welcoming around 400 furry friends each weekend – and fully wheelchair-accessible, ensuring an inclusive experience for all. Health-conscious visitors can enjoy the scenic trails ideal for hiking or mountain biking, while those looking to unwind can sip on a glass of craft beer or wine at one of the many bar stalls. Families are especially welcome. The market features a dedicated kids’ play area with fun games, as well as exciting activities for all ages including a water park, treetop adventures, a zip-line, and paintball. To top it all off, live music from local artists adds to the festive atmosphere, creating the perfect soundtrack for a day of shopping, eating, and exploring. Operating hours: • Saturday: 8:30 am to 4 pm • Sunday: 8:30 am to 5 pm Price: • Entry is free

The Johannesburg City Library, situated in the city's central business district, houses millions of books, audiovisual materials, and offers engaging services such as literacy classes and storytelling sessions. What to expect during your visit: The library boasts a collection of over 1.5 million books and serves more than 250,000 members.   The premises also house several specialist libraries, including the Central Reference Library, Children’s Library, Michaelis Art Library, Multimedia Library, Music Library, Harold Strange Library of African Studies, and the Newspaper Reading Room. Good to know: To use the library, you must present your identity document and proof of residence upon entrance. You can also take out a membership card, which allows you to borrow four books or fewer for free.

Enjoy a unique drive-through movie experience on Father's Day. Enjoy an unforgettable day filled with laughter, stars, classics, and quality time with the special man in your life. Watch action on camera while indulging in delicious food, snacks, and beverages.  The event is held at the livery stable, Inanda Country Base, in Kyalami.  It starts with Finding Nemo film followed by Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back at20:30.  The following day, Saturday, features two movies - Sing and Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.   

Located in the heart of downtown Johannesburg, Bridge Books is more than just a place to find your next great read. Whether you're looking to explore new stories, host an event, or even publish your own writing, Bridge Books offers a welcoming space for readers and writers alike. What to expect during your visit: Bridge Books hosts events including book launches, Silent Reading Clubs, and live readings. It's also a family-friendly space, with dedicated areas for children to enjoy storytelling sessions and educational games. The store features a diverse and thoughtfully curated collection of books, ranging from contemporary fiction to titles in African languages, celebrating local voices and global perspectives. Operating hours: • Monday to Friday: 9 am to 5 pm • Saturday: 10 am to 4 pm • Sunday: closed 

Join award-winning actor, director and children’s author Upile uThixo Bongco at Bridge Books as she reads and tells the story of a young boy with two dads. Her book, Big Shoes to Fill, is the basis for the storytelling event.  The book talks about the enormous amount of love the young man receives from his fathers.  The books are translated into isiXhosa, isiZulu, and Afrikaans.  It will be a storytelling event featuring fun activities for the kids, including building their treasure box.  Upile will be joined by multi-talented artist Donovan Yaards.  The book is currently selling for R185 and can be purchased here. Bridge Books The venue, Bridge Books, is a bookstore with hundreds of books in different languages and is based in downtown Johannesburg. So after the event, feel free to explore Johannesburg. Here are the 27 best things to do in Johannesburg.   

It is often said, 'the way to a man's heart is through his stomach'.  Spoil dad with a tasty meal from Le Bon Goût café in Olifantsfontein. The Father's Day event features a live perfomance from a surprise guest artist.  What's on the plate?  - Welcome drink -  Bread, butter and jam- Main meal ( Potatoes, onions and mushrooms, lamb and chicken roast)  - Dessert (Malva pudding and custard).  The meal costs R380 per person and under 13s pay R150.     

Carnival City and Entertainment World is hosting a great Father's Day lunch event this Sunday.  Dads will be pampered with delicious food, gifts and a welcoming drink. What's cool about the event is that children are welcome, ensuring that dad doesn't have to spend the day alone. Children aged 4-12 pay only R200 per meal.  Carnival City and Entertainment World is loved for its vibrancy. The entertainment venue has stunning interio, ideal for taking Instagram worthy photos with dad.  The venue also has varied selection of eateries which sell traditional to international dishes.  You can also seal the night with a movie at one of the cinemas on the premises.   

A way to a man's heart is through the stomach, so why not spoil dad with delicious lunch at Grande View Prime View Adventure and Leisure in Midrand this Father's Day?  For only R185, dad will enjoy 500g T-Bone steak with fried egg and chips. The lunch is from 11:00 - 18:00.  If T-bone is not dad's favourite, you can also spoil him with other variety of meals served at the restaurant.  The venue has several eateries and a large area for chilling while overlooking a dam. Dad can bond with loved ones while admiring the beautiful outdoor setting.   After eating lunch, dad can go fishing on the premises while the little ones get entertained at the large kids' play area.   Quinch the thirst with non-alcoholic and alcoholic beverages available at the restaurant. The venue also hires a live DJ from time to time, so prepare for surprises.   

Give dad an experience of a lifetime by heading to the Kyalami Equestrian Park for a stargazing event. The stargazing is done in a secure, quite, dark park.  Let dad connect with nature while looking at the stars.  The laser-guided sky tour will include seeing the Orion’s Belt.  According to Quicket, the event will feature a laser-guided sky tour and a turn at our powerful telescopes as attendees explore: The mighty Jupiter, and hopefully a few of its moonsThe Moon’s incredible craters and surface detail (after 9pm)The warm, steady glow of MarsOrion’s Belt and other deep-sky surprises you never knew were out there! This is definitely a nice and unique gift for dad! 

Syringa Park is hosting a variety of Father's Day events. Kick off the day with a run or walk at the park followed by a fun activities. The venue has scenic trails.  If dad loves Karting, then he is in for a treat.  Adrenalin junkie dads can enjoy high-speed racing at the Epic Karting‘s outdoor Go-Kart racetrack.  Dad will be able to enjoy delectable fare at a number of restaurants in the park that offer breakfast and lunch specials.   The MiFitness Kids Play Park will ensure kids are entertained while dad gets pampered.  Fathers can end the day with a cold one at the Corona Sunset Bars.   

Golf is one of the popular sports for men, so why not show dad how special he is by taking him to the World of Golf ? Whether he is a good golfer or a beginner, he is in for a great time.  The venue is hosting a variety of activities planned to ensure dad has the best day of his life.  Apart from golf, dad will be spoiled with delicious lunch. The venue is hosting a braai.  There will also live entertainment and live music, alongside other surprises.  

From celebrating Africa to soulful award shows, epic live music, and vibrant events, this weekend’s line-up is packed with flavour, fun, and fireworks. Trust us when we say there’s something for every kind of Joburger. Sandton Soke: Celebrate Africa Sunday, August 10, from 01 pm - 10 pm  Maracana, Sandton Tickets are R100  The Soke: Celebrate Africa event is back. Come dressed in your African attire and celebrate heritage and identity with other fellow Africans. Come ready to be entertained with the African sounds from Zambian-Zimbabwean DJ & producer Jayden Kaundura and other entertainers. There will also be African cuisine for you to enjoy.  The event will feature a lineup of vendors showcasing stunning African-inspired jewelry, and fashion.  FacebookSoke celebrate Africa event Johannesburg Central  Things We Love Friday 08 August from 06:00 pm 304 Tungsten Road, Strydompark Tickets from R195 - R350 Music and drinks...Kickstart the weekend with live performances from Manana, Wandile Mbambeni, Zadok, Yolophonik at the Things We Love event. It's a great place to enjoy the things you love while mingling with other fun lovers.   InstagramThings We Love Wandile Mbambeni Northern Suburbs  Sip and Paint Friday, August 8, from 6 pm - 8 pm AfricaWorks Johannesburg Tickets from R250 Enjoy a drink while unleashing the painter in you. This event is open to everyone, even if you are not an experienced painter. It's all about fun and being creative.   

Saturday, 09 August, marks Women's Day in South Africa. We remember the thousands of women who marched to the Union Buildings in 1956 to protest against the extension of Pass Laws to women. Today, women continue to shape the world through their love and resilience.  To celebrate and honour the queens, several venues in Johannesburg have events specifically aimed at putting a smile on women's faces. Here is where the fun is happening this Women's Day:   Vivari Hotel Spa Enjoy an afternoon filled with good food, great vibes, live music and drinks. The five star Vivari Hotel Spa in Featherbrooke has a line-up of activities to ensure the queens are spoiled rotten this Women's Day.    View this post on Instagram A post shared by VIVARI Hotel and Spa (@vivari_hotel_spa) Blissful Body Day Spa Experience the ultimate relaxation at Blissful Body Day Spa in Roodepoort. The spa is running a Women's Month special. Women will be spoiled with a soft drink on arrival, followed by a choice between a massage, facial, manicure or pedicure.  Visit the spa on Women's Day to give your body the treat it deserves.    Vicky's Veganry  Make this Women's Day extra sweet by heading to the award-winning Vicky's Veganry bakery in Randburg. The bakery is spoiling women with a free cupcake for every purchase.  Perere Enjoy a Women’s Day brunch & seafood mini market at Perere restaurant this Women's Day. The restaurant will also s

This Women's Month, the spotlight is on phenomenal females who are changing the world through their remarkable deeds. Anna Mojapelo, the co-founder of the New Jerusalem Children's Home in Midrand, is one of them.  She has devoted her life to giving abandoned children a better future.  Anna's purpose was birthed while working as an advocate and dealing with children's cases. Anna says she was disturbed by how many children from toxic homes got into trouble with the Law. She also witnessed the dire effects of the HIV/AIDS pandemic that led to many children becoming orphans. Moved by compassion, Anna alongside her late sister, Phina, who was a social worker at the time, decided to open an orphanage.  They made it their mission to give love and hope to abandoned children. " We started with one child and then from there, eight, and then it started growing," Anna says.  Today, the home she started in 2000, has cared for hundreds of children. Not only is she providing shelter, but she has also opened a school on the same premises, and many of the children who grew up in the home have now gotten jobs and are also making a difference in the lives of others.    " Our admission is from zero to twelve, and the children can be here up until they are 18, and sometimes they even stay until they are 21 or 22."   She says what gives her joy is seeing the children succeeding in life.  "I've got one child who is studying Data Science in Russia. Another one is also going to study Bio Technology

Millions of people fall victim to cyber attacks every year.  Astra Security reports that 'there are 2,200 cyber attacks per day, with a cyber attack happening every 39 seconds on average'. While travelling or using the airport, be mindful of the network that you connect to. One of the methods that scammers use to hack people's gadgets is through unsecured networks. Fraudsters are intelligent and would not use names that would make it obvious that you are connecting to a fake network. For instance, they might set up a network called Free Airport Wi-Fi. Just because the name looks secure doesn't mean the network is safe. Hackers use unsecured networks to gain access to your personal information, which can be used for identity theft, passwords, personal messages, browsing history, and your banking details. They can also easily alter your data and intercept everything you do online.  One of the best ways to protect your device from unsecured networks is to install an application that protects from network attacks such as Kaspersky Standard.  It is also not advisable to log onto your banking app using public networks.  How to spot an unsecure network: Usually, unsafe networks don't require you to enter a password or other authentication, even if you are connecting for the first time. You can simply connect.  Turn on Always Use Secure Connections option on your mobile device to avoid being automatically connected to open networks. You will get a warning before your device connects

The Rea Vaya bus routes are expanding. Soon, more residents within the Northern part of Johannesburg will use the convenient and affordable public bus service.  The bus rapid transit system has announced that it will expand its routes to operate in Sandton and Alexandra as part of the Rea Vaya Phase 1 C. 'Rea Vaya Phase 1 C (a) along Louis Botha Avenue to Sandton is progressing well with much of the work already having been completed to-date. Already, all 13 low floor stations are close to being completed. Three key bridges, Rea Vaya bus and pedestrian bridge located along Lees Street in Marlboro,dedicated cycling and walking bridge by Grayston Drive and Heritage bridge in the Berea area, close to the old Herbert Baker bus station have been built and ready for the operations of Rea Vaya Phase 1C (a) buses,' read a statement on the bus service site.  Ahead of the launch, which is expected to happen before the end of the year, the bus service visited the Bellevue station next to the CBD to give out free new Rea Vaya BRT passenger cards, which cost R50 each. To get a free ABT Card, you need a cellphone, where an OTP for registration will be sent. The cards are given on a first-come, first-served basis. Rea Vaya will be at the station until October.    Alexandra and Sandton are not the only areas where the bus services will operate.  'The introduction of Rea Vaya Phase 1 C(a) will bring safe, affordable and reliable public transport to Joburg CBD, Hillbrow, Bellevue, Yeovill

Joburg people prepare for an evening of pure magic as international star, Jamie Fine, makes her way to South Africa. The Canada-born singer and songwriter will will bring the fun to the city this spring.  She will perform at the Walter Sisulu National Botanical Garden in Roodepoort on September 27.  Fine is coming to Mzansi as part of the If This Is It Tour, which began at Markham, Ontario, in Canada, on July 1st.  She will also perform in other parts of the country, including Cape Town, Durban, Pretoria and Brits.  Tickets are sold R350pp to R995per person at can be purchased via Quicket.  Fans can expect her to sing some of her songs from her latest EP, If This Is It, and her latest single, Wait For Forever.  Many South Africans love the four-time Juno nominee. Her single, If Anything’s Left, reached Double Platinum in South Africa. The singer's music has over 100 million global streams. RECOMMENDED: 😋 The best restaurants in Johannesburg🍸 The best bars and pubs in Johannesburg🍳 The best breakfast and brunch spots in Johannesburg☕️ The best cafés and coffee shops in Johannesburg Follow Time Out Johannesburg on Facebook, TikTok and Instagram!  

Great news for Joburg residents: the city library will be fully operational from Monday, August 11. The library took to social media to announce the reopening.  "We look forward to welcoming you to the fully reopened library as of Monday, 11 August 2025," a statement on Johannesburg City Library's Facebook page read.  The library closed in May 2021 because of COVID-19 restrictions and partially reopened this year in March.  It underwent renovations because of water leaks and a non-compliance notice. “Around February 2022, Emergency Management Services issued a non-compliance notice and an order to comply. The building wasn’t fire-compliant; it did not have the necessary systems (fire detection, protection, evacuation and pressurised water system in case of a fire) in line with the City’s by-laws, and the building was non-compliant with national building regulations," Nthatisi Modingoane, City of Johannesburg Deputy Director of Media Relations at City of Johannesburg said.  The renovations are now completed; however, it will be closed on Wednesday, 06 August until Friday, 08 August for the final preparations of the reopening.  "Please be advised that the Johannesburg City Library will be temporarily closed to the public from Wednesday, 06 August, to Friday, 08 August 2025. This closure is essential for the health and safety of our patrons and staff to allow the contractor to safely complete final preparations for the official reopening of the library's remaining sections." Th

Hey Joburgers, have you been feeling the pinch when it comes to grocery shopping? You are not alone.  According to the most recent data from Pietermaritzburg Economic Justice and Dignity (PMBEJD) group, the Joburg grocery basket increased by R7,58 (0,1%) month-on-month, and increased by R122,94 (2,2%) year-on-year, to R5 656,43 in July 2025. This is higher than the national average of R5 442.72. The 2025 Household Affordability Index by PMBEJD tracks the prices of 44 basic foods from 47 supermarkets and 32 butcheries in the different cities across the country.   Tips for saving on grocery shopping Be savvy with your money According to the Spend Trend Report 2024 by Discovery Bank and VISA, Joburgers are SA’s biggest spenders. Be savvy with your money and choose to spend on essential food items rather than allocating a large sum of your money to junk food.  Compare prices from different stores Johannesburg has many great grocery stores which run weekly specials. Avoid shopping at one  grocery store because you might miss out on amazing deals offered elsewhere. As you go out and about, pop into grocery stores to check out their prices and compare with the stores you usually purchase groceries from. The good thing is most stores share their specials online or through pamphlets, so you can compare prices before purchasing any item.    Take advantage of market deals Cut out the middle man and save. Farmers' markets in Johannesburg connect farmers to locals. You can purchase fresh

The Border Management Authority (BMA) has introduced new entry and exit stamps for port of entry in South Africa, effective this August.  The move comes after several reports of corruption and many fraudulent activities and passport fraud. One of the biggest challenges with the old passport stamps was that officials and even those who are not within the system could purchase them at ordinary stationary shops and fake the features. " In the past few months, we observed widespread misuse of these stamps with individuals illegally stamping people passports with fraudulently reproduced stamps," states BMA. The new BMA stamps have tighter security features.  "This initiative forms part of the BMA’s broader commitment to strengthening national security and represents a deliberate step towards enhancing the integrity of border control processes," reads a statement from BMA.  The new stamps will have an engraved BMA logo and the big five displayed on them.  "The BMA collaborated with Government Printing Works and designed the new stamps with the highest security standards including the BMA logo to prevent tampering, forgery and unauthorised use," states the report.  Another good feature is that the new stamp will indicate the type of border post travellers are using. For instance, those using air border posts will have an aircraft engraved on the stamp.  To minimise corruption, each immigration officer will have his/her stamp with a particular number. This will make it easy to trace

Sandton is a go-to place to experience the finer things in life. It has been dubbed Africa's richest square mile.  If you are looking for restaurants to go and enjoy fine dining, we have you covered.  Maslow Sandton’s Lacuna Bistro  The Maslow Sandton hotel's Lacuna Bistro restaurant recently launched a new fine-dining offering for couples that will run from August to October. The Friday Fivefold Indulgence menu is designed with elegance and comfort, offering five course meals prepared by Executive Sous Chef Thokozane Shongwe. The fine-dining experience is available every last Friday over the next three months: 29 August, 26 September, and 31 October 2025. Bring your partner along, experience love, and enjoy mouth-watering dishes surrounded by stunning views at the upmarket bistro setting. The menu has the following options: Choose between surf & turf (250g beef fillet, tiger prawns, potato pave|, carrot puréee, and garlic jus), chicken supreme (tomato cumin orzo, confit heirloom tomatoes, pickled red onion), salmon teriyaki (with stir-fried bok choy, edamame beans and mashed potato), or cauliflower steak with white bean purée, pickled vegetables and chimichurri. End the meal with traditional malva pudding served warm with rooibos-infused custard; baked milk tart or artisanal cheeses served with preserves, crackers, and seasonal accompaniments. Whether you are looking to unwind, bond with your lover, or enjoy the delicious, unique flavours, the experience promises to amazing

The busiest air transport route in Africa runs between Johannesburg and Cape Town with 3.3 million passengers. This is according to the latest edition of the 2024 World Air Transport Statistics (WATS) released by The International Air Transport Association (IATA). The report was released on Monday, 04 August in Geneva, Switzerland. It features data from over 240 international airlines.   More findings from the 2024 World Air Transport Statistics:  International premium class travel—business and first class—grew by 11.8%, outpacing growth in global economy travel of 11.5%. The total number of international premium-class travelers in 2024 was 116.9 million (6% of total international passengers). Europe remained the largest market for international premium travel.  Why travel to Johannesburg?  Johannesburg is the city of gold, and also the largest city in the country, with a population of over 9 million. It is the perfect place to experience ubuntu and the diverse culture that exists in the country.   Some of its amazing features include having the busiest airport in Africa, the OR Tambo International. The airport has won the best airport in Africa in 2011.  Johannesburg has the world's largest man-made urban forest. It reportedly has more than ten million trees. The city has some of the tallest building in Africa including the the Carlton Centre and the Ponte City building in Hillbrow.  Johannesburg is home to almost half the world’s early human fossils. Some of them are at

The 4th annual Basadi In Music Awards took place over the weekend at the iconic Joburg Theatre. Hundreds of people came together to honour the best females in the entertainment industry.  This year's theme was symphony of harmony – four elements of nature (earth, water, fire, and air).  The first event took place on Friday, 01 August, kicking off women's month on a high note. The who's who in the entertainment industry came to Johannesburg to celebrate female excellence.   The night featured entertainment from some of the biggest female artist in South Africa, including the amazing performance from musician Moneoa who took to stage dressed in a stunning white dress and perfumed her hit single, More Than You.  View this post on Instagram A post shared by Basadi In Music Awards (@basadiinmusicawards_sa) View this post on Instagram A post shared by Rosey🌹 (@moneoa) On Friday, the awards ceremony was dedicated to behind-the-scenes trailblazers, such as make up artists, artist managers, choreographers, producers, and stylists.  One of the highlights of the night was when Enhle Mbali and her sons presented the Trailblazer of the Year award to her mother, Bongi Mlotshwa.  Time OutBongi Mlotshwa with her daughter Enhle Mbali Mlotshwa and her sons at Basadi In Music Awards  Actress, presenter, and radio host, Relebogile Mabotja, was honoured with the TV Producer of the Year.  Time OutRelebogile Mabotja on stage at the Basadi In Musi