Aspasia Karras is editor-at-large of Sunday Times Lifestyle. She has also worked as publisher of this department and has held senior positions at titles like Marie Claire and Elle.

ASPASIA KARRAS | Frogs and the Great Tsek of 2025

The bottom fell out of the South African frog market sometime around 1969. Up until then a trade in the African clawed frog the Xenopus Laevis was a ...

Red tape tangles our vocal chords

To look at him, I can imagine a completely different trajectory involving a life on the pitch. He has the energy and physicality of a professional ...

The art of sprinkling fairy dust comes naturally to this cultural dynamo

Carolynne Waterhouse is a marketing dynamo who for more than two decades has used her role at RMB to advance the arts in SA through operas, concerts ...

Sublime thousand year tune takes the hum from the humdrum

My first job as a quasi-adult was executed in a highly enthusiastic fashion in a building in the middle of town. I operated from 111 Commissioner ...

A vibe girl whose every prayer was answered

Naturally, Kamo Mphela travels with an entourage — I would expect nothing less

Diet culture does your head in

A jab a day keeps the bulges at bay — if you can afford it

HOT LUNCH | ‘Soccer taught me how to win at the game of life’

Former Bafana Bafana captain Teko Modise did not have the most stable of childhoods, but football allowed him to survive — and then thrive

Lexus explores human-machine connection at Milan Design Week

Company thinks about about the human relationship with the car, says design chief Koichi Suga

I need my own space, sans asstronaughts

As Katy Perry, explained with her fellow astronautical angels rustled up by Lauren Sanchez, paramour of Jeff Bezos: “We are putting the ass into ...

ASPASIA KARRAS | Getting a grip on reality is dire these days

The pitfalls of life with AI.