Critical But Stable' producers open up about the journey of adapting Angela Makholwa's bestselling novel Critical But Stable ...

Author Angela Makholwa is excited to have another one of her books adapted into a TV series. Makholwa made history in 2007 with her debut book, Red Ink, when she became the first black writer to write ...

In a city that never stands still, Angela Makholwa (50) is a multi-talented professional who embodies the energy, hustle and complexity of Johannesburg. As one of the first black women to break into ...

After teasing the nation for months, Showmax has finally released the trailer for Red Ink, giving viewers a glimpse into the eight-part thriller based on Angela Makholwa-Moabelo's bestselling debut ...

SAFTA-winning actress Mmarona Motshegoa returns to television as Noma in Critical But Stable, a new Mzansi Magic drama ...

The Mail & Guardian is running a series of interviews with South African authors. We posed difficult questions; we also asked some easy ones. Angela Makholwa obliges. I’m working on another crime ...

The thing that I most remember after talking with Angela Makholwa is that she made me laugh until it hurt. Her flair for using humour as a device in dealing with difficult topics comes through in her ...

JOHANNESBURG — Novelist Angela Makholwa’s fascination with South Africa’s violent crime has made her one of the country’s most popular writers. Using sharply drawn characters and intriguing plots, ...

JOHANNESBURG (AP) — Novelist Angela Makholwa’s fascination with South Africa’s violent crime has made her one of the country’s most popular writers. Using sharply drawn characters and intriguing plots ...

Angela Makholwa's writing is rooted in recognisable Joburg life, her business ventures mirror its dynamism, and her personal life unfolds against the backdrop of a metropolis that hardly sleeps. In a ...