Creator
Sarah Buitendach was the launch editor for both the Sunday Times Home and Fashion sections, and then became the newspaper’s digital editor. She is also a former associate editor at the Financial Mail and was editor of Business Day's award-winning Wanted magazine. She is currently a contributing editor at BDFM.
The author reveals which book he keeps returning to
Let the chardonnay do the talking with this delight
A lifetime looking for the perfect and imperfect
We may know our chenin, but the French got there first
Krone serves up a special treat in Jozi
A bag full of notebooks and a decades-old celebrity crush
Grand Cru without the grand fuss
Get creative in September with a host of events
Cookbooks, cosmos, Brad Pitt and The Stone Roses
Architecture students reimagine the Joburg gallery
Sara Hallat is director of the META Foundation, a visual arts NPO
Hartenberg Sacred Soil is a Stellenbosch red blend rooted in regenerative farming, with generous cassis, ripe plum, dark berries and a flicker of spice.
The diamond industry is shifting its focus from size and sparkle to rarity and provenance, as discerning buyers seek out antique, colourful and scarce natural diamonds.
From Stockholm to South Africa, designer Nkuli Mlangeni-Berg, the creative force behind The Ninevites, opens up about the books, music, art, and rituals that ignite her passion…
Uncover the charm of Vergelegen Estate White Blend, a consistently elegant South African white wine with bright citrus, crisp apple and a flinty minerality that's perfect for any…
Alessandro Talevi became the first South African opera director to stage a production commissioned by La Scala. Sarah Buitendach got a backstage view of the madness and magic.
Selected items belonging to the late art legend and auctioneer Stephan Welz and his widow Carmen are to be auctioned at Strauss & Co.
If you’re looking for your next great read, the international book lists are good, but local reads are even better
You can say a lot about the city — and not all of it good. But you can never say you’re short of things to do
Two of South Africa’s most infamous murderesses have reportedly found love in each other’s incarcerated arms at Joburg Prison. Is this what it takes today to get hooked up?
