Eben and Anlia Etzebeth have now become parents for the second time. It appears that Rassie Erasmus is not the only Springbok member to expand his squad. In the span of days, both fly-half Handre Pollard and his team-mate Eben Etzebeth have now become proud fathers to two newborn daughters. The 2m tall lock recently […]
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With the crowning of Miss South Africa 2025 about to take place soon, the reigning Miss SA, Mia Le Roux, took time to reflect on her journey with the title. Her reflection awakened her spirit of giving back to her village – the people who have been with her, holding her hand throughout the journey. […]
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Performing on top of an illuminated half-dome at the heart of Ellis Park, Ye returns to South Africa for a one-night-only show that fuses music and art into an unforgettable live experience. Global creative icon, Ye, is set to make his long-awaited return to South Africa this December with a one-night-only live performance at Ellis […]
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Proud parents — DJ and media personality Thabo “Tbo Touch” Molefe and actress Thuli Thabethe — recently celebrated their son Ruri’s first day at his internship in Australia. Tbo Touch marked the milestone by sharing a heartfelt video congratulating his son on the start of his new journey. View this post on Instagram […]
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Former police minister Bheki Cele admitted to staying at the Pretoria penthouse of alleged “Big Five” cartel member and businessman Vusimuzi “Cat” Matlala, during testimony before Parliament’s ad hoc committee in Cape Town on Thursday. Bheki recounted first meeting Cat in December 2024 at Durban’s Beverly Hills Hotel, shortly after a police raid on Cat’s […]
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From airwaves to magazine gloss When a Johannesburg-based reveal party lights up the night, it usually means something big is happening. For media powerhouse Anele Mdoda, it meant standing in the spotlight for the very first time as the cover star of GQ South Africa. The date was 23 October 2025, the venue was Dainfern […]
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From Stage to Screen When the lights dim on the stage in Durban and the music fades, the spotlight is shifting for Danger (Big Nuz). Best known as the surviving member of the iconic kwaito trio Big Nuz, he’s stepping into a new role—one that sees him trading microphone for camera. On Tuesday, 21 October […]
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When celebrated South African singer Cici took to the stage recently in KwaZulu-Natal, it was meant to be a triumphant return to live performance. Instead, moments into her set, she stirred a storm. Choosing a young male fan from the audience and inviting him to perform with her, the singer delivered a suggestive dance in […]
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Media personality Sivuyile ‘Siv’ Ngesi shared a different approach on how the Milnerton High School bullies should be dealt with. Commenting on the public uproar surrounding the viral video of students bullying and physically assaulting a grade 10 learner with a belt and a hockey stick, the comedian shared a video of him expressing his […]
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From TV Reality to Global Stage When fans first met Ashley Ogle on the reality-TV show Big Brother Mzansi, she was the promising newcomer who won hearts while navigating the house. Fast forward to 2025, and she has added a new milestone to her story: taking home the Brand Impact Award at the Chery Global […]
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A Gym Snapshot That Stopped Mzansi When South African actress Tebogo Thobejane updated her Instagram with photos of herself in gym gear, the post did more than simply showcase her workout set—it lit up timelines across the country. The former soap star turned influencer, familiar to viewers of the long-running local drama, stepped into the […]
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When a short clip stirred a long debate A seemingly offhand remark by former Police Minister Bheki Cele during his testimony before Parliament’s Ad Hoc Committee has sparked wider debate across South Africa. The clip in question featured Cele asserting that Lieutenant-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi was an “apartheid career policeman created to ensure that Black men […]
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