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Day: November 6, 2018

Life’s a drag (race) as MCQP revs its engines for 2018!

The theme for this year’s MCQP, Africa’s biggest costume party, has been revealed and it’s sure to appeal to both the butchest of jocks and the most regal of queens.

Teacher from Mitchells Plain crowned Miss Gay Western Cape 2018

The Joseph Stone Auditorium in Athlone was filled to capacity on Saturday as patrons gathered to watch the crowning of Miss Gay Western Cape 2018.

Kewpie: understanding what it meant to be queer in District Six under apartheid

An exhibition about Kewpie, the late drag artist and hairdresser from Cape Town’s District Six, is also a window into the lives of the area’s queer community during the apartheid era.

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