the global recognition of the NEA Jazz Masters and the grassroots architectural brilliance of Rashid Vally—how mastery is both honored and preserved.
Two female journalists stand tall in the making of.
#thejazzstandard#YourGoldenHour#Kaya959
Memory is a portal to the young mind, to reframe the story, to unearth the hidden truth.. our guests on the hang represent the intention to remember and pass on the knowledge. Bra Ray Nkwe’s immense contribution is on the spotlight.
#YourGoldenHour#thejazzstandard#Kaya959
Sibongile Khumalo’s tribute leads the narrative of music heirlooms.
Matsuli releases vintage Winston Mankunku Abdullah Ibrahim.
Amina Figarova’s new album Flying High Above celebrates Cuba.
#thejazzstandard#Kaya959#YourGoldenHour
Sisonke Xonti brings his new album uKholo to the John Kani Theatre on 7 November!
A jazz experience exploring faith, hope, healing and resilience.
https://t.co/Z0fuxfp7Th
#MarketTheatre50
As Sunday approaches, I should be sharing what this weekend has in store. What if I said we will be in reflection .. and that there is no caption shot for it. Just honest music inspired by the moment.
Do join me on #thejazzstandard on #kaya959 15-18:00
#yourgoldenhour
@ThetoThakane I have a guest by the name of David Virelles a notable pianist of Cuban descent whom we’ve heard in the late bra @FeyaFaku’s work and elsewhere. We’ll talk about the essence of tributes with inputs from various players. Also sampling new music. see you then. 👣
As a proud supporter of South African jazz and the arts, Standard Bank - Arts, in partnership with Kaya 959.
🎙️ Ndabo Zulu
Multi-award-winning trumpeter
🎷 #TheJazzStandard with @BrendaSisane sat down with Ndabo Zulu for a lovely conversation & a beautiful performance.
🗓️ 25 - 26 September 2026
📍 Sandton Convention Centre
#KeepingJazzLiveAndAlive #StandardBankJoyOfJazz #SBJOJ2026
A poem by Alice Walker
Winnie Mandela
We love you.
If we had known you
In a time of peace
We would have loved
Your peacefulness
Your quiet so deep
It did not hear
The call
To fight.
We missed our chance.
Winnie Mandela
We love you.
In a time of war
We love your ferocity.
We love your vigilance.
We love your impatience
With killers
And charlatans.
We love your hatred
Of the deaths of our people.
We love your hatred
Of despair.
Winnie Mandela
We love you.
We love your beauty.
We love your style.
We love your hats,
Scarves
And various lengths
Of hair.
We love the passion
In your body.
The fury in your eyes.
When you smile
We are amazed.
We love your loyalty
To Nelson
The beautiful.
Your attention to
The children
And the voluptuousness
Of the countryside
Which will be ours
Again.
We love your memory
Of details.
We love that you do not intend
To forget.
Winnie Mandela, “Lucy,”
We love you
For helping us recognize
The eternity you’ve been with us before.
Winnie Mandela, Sister,
We love you.
Yours is the contemporary face
Of the mother
Of the human race.
📸: Walter Dhladhla
TODAY WILL BE AN EMOTIONAL DAY FOR ME. 💔
Sometimes, a story can touch your heart. Sometimes, a story can change the way you look at your own health.
Today on the Talking Diabetes with Pitso Molemane Podcast, I will be speaking to a gentleman who lost his eyesight because of diabetes. He was not born blind. Diabetes took his sight.
His journey is heartbreaking, but it is also a powerful story of courage, resilience and hope. He has chosen to share his experience not to frighten people, but to raise awareness and help others avoid the pain he has experienced.
His story is a powerful reminder that diabetes complications are real. They can affect our eyes, kidneys, nerves, heart and many other parts of our lives. But there is hope.
#FightingDiabetesWithPitso
South Africa’s biggest star took the stage last night at Joburg theatre. We sang along and watched in awe as he displayed his mastery and love to us.
An absolute gift. At 87 yrs old he had us up on our feet with his showmanship. Big love to Ntate Caiphus Semenya🌸