COVER STORY
DESIGN · 11 min read
Houses built for the wind
Six architects redrawing the Atlantic seaboard, from Llandudno to Simon's Town — and the granite, fynbos and glass they can't stop returning to.
Thandi Mokoena·14 April 2026
“A house here either sits low and heavy, or it becomes part of the wind.”
The week in view
Nº 01 — 03
Nº 01 · MOTORING
First Drive
The bakkie, reimagined
Ford's all-electric Ranger is built in Silverton, Pretoria. We drove it from the Karoo to Kruger to find out if it holds up where a bakkie must.
Sipho Dlamini · 8 min read
Nº 02 · FOOD & WINE
Harvest 2026
A quieter vintage in Stellenbosch
After three dry summers, the Cape's winemakers are learning to chase elegance instead of power. Inside the cellars of Kanonkop, Reyneke and Alheit.
Liesl van der Merwe · 14 min read
Nº 03 · TRAVEL
Field Notes
Forty-eight hours alone in Kruger
A solo self-drive through the park's southern circuit, from Skukuza to Lower Sabie. Two leopards, one lion, and the silence between.
Nadine Abrahams · 9 min read
The KOPJE Guide
48 hours in the
Winelands.
A weekend from Stellenbosch to Franschhoek with the best new cellars, five restaurants worth the drive, and where to sleep.
Read the guide →
Also in this issue
04
TECH · Silicon Savanna
The Soweto stack
Kagiso Ndlovu · 12 min read
05
SPORT · The Long Game
After the three-peat
Pieter Coetzee · 10 min read
06
STYLE · The Edit
A summer of linen
Zanele Mbatha · 6 min read
07
PROPERTY · On the Market
The new Sea Point
Marius Steyn · 7 min read
08
CULTURE · Sound Archive
Kwaito is having a second act
Lerato Phiri · 13 min read
09
BUSINESS · Power Play
The year the lights stayed on
Jaco Roussouw · 15 min read