Leonie Wagner started her journalism career as a court reporter. She traded her court shoes for champagne flutes reporting on SA's A-list celebrities as an entertainment reporter for The Times and later the Sunday Times. She is passionate about telling human interest stories and compelling features that give readers a glimpse of the realities of ordinary South Africans and high-profile personalities.
Women were dying at the hands of men long before coronavirus came along, and it keeps happening. What are we doing about it? Leonie Wagner speaks to ...
Poverty plays pivotal role, along with peer pressure and gender-based violence, as teenage pregnancies soar
Anant Singh, one of SA's most successful film producers, has published a memoir about his life and times.
The Netflix sensation's characters are all based on real Black lawmen and outlaws from the Old West whose stories have not been heard
Leonie Wagner talks to the star and director of 'Barakat', SA’s official entry for the 2022 Academy Awards, about the acts of giving that inspired ...
Fame can’t make these moms forget their cuddly babies.
We meet break dancers Alfred Burgess and Courtnaé Paul, who did their country proud at world finals
Sydney-born star takes advantage of lockdown in central Joburg to scale and appreciate its architecture
A pioneer of African dance who has been saved by her art form before now looks to it to see her through another trial.
It's a Wednesday afternoon in the Johannesburg CBD. De Villiers Street is a cacophony of blaring music, hooting taxis and hawkers pushing their goods.