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August 2026

In our Women’s Month edition, we focus on local women doing extraordinary things – in the medical field,...

Women’s Month 2026

The month of August in the South African calendar provides an encouragement for us to turn our attention...

Paige Nick: South Africa’s ultimate Book Person

By KAREN MILLER If there is such a thing as a ‘Book Person’, then Paige Nick may well be...

The Travelling Rabbi’s journey continues

For over 30 years, as CEO and Spiritual Leader of the Small Jewish Communities Association of South Africa...

Rebecca Gore: asking the hard questions

By KAREN MILLER Hard questions are what occupy much of Rebecca Gore’s search for solutions to humanity’s pressing predicaments.  They...

From bees to business: an empowering project takes flight

It felt like an early Rosh Hashanah for a group of Cape Town women – and two men – when they dipped apple in honey during a Women’s Day...

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 Celebrating the women of Habonim Dror Southern Africa

This Women's Month, Habonim Dror Southern Africa is proud to celebrate the incredible women who make our movement stronger...

Changing the future of maternal mental health

By EDITOR For more than two decades, Associate Professor Simone Honikman has dedicated her career to helping women and their...

Podcast review: Episode 310. DAVID BADDIEL

Recommended by Matthew Berman, a World War II history enthusiast British Jewish writer and comedian David Baddiel has explored Jewish...

An unexpected homecoming: a Kaufhaus Galliner ashtray returns after 92 years

By JEANINE HACK In 1909 my great-grandparents, Emil and Martha Galliner, opened Kaufhaus Galliner, a department store in Finsterwalde, Germany....

Are Jews terrible at world domination? 

By DANIEL BLOCH  For as long as any of us can remember, Jews have been accused of dominating the world....

The teacup moment 

By SIMONE SULCAS  An objectively minor incident occurred in the first week following my admission as an attorney.  Subjectively, it was...

Beyond charity: Building a more equal South Africa

By BONNY FELDMAN South Africa is a wealthy country with many poor people. It possesses the resources, infrastructure, and institutions...

From Chesed Comes Hope

By The Cape South African Jewish Board of Deputies It was the distinct privilege of the Cape South African Jewish...

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An unexpected homecoming: a Kaufhaus Galliner ashtray returns after 92 years

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Julian Resnick asks, “What do dead Jews think?”

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By SIMONE SULCAS  An objectively minor incident occurred in the...

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By BONNY FELDMAN South Africa is a wealthy country with...

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