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Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs breaks down as judge hands down prison term

On Saturday, Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs faced the end of one of the most dramatic celebrity legal sagas in recent history when he was sentenced to 50 months in prison, followed by five years of supervised release and a $500 000 fine. The fallen hip-hop mogul, once celebrated as a music and business icon, has now […]

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Mmusi Maimane and Patricia De Lille join forces ahead of 2026 elections

After having both previously served in top positions within the structures of the Democratic Alliance, BOSA leader Mmusi Maimane and the GOOD Party’s Patricia De Lille have merged their parties with RISE Mzansi to create a brand new movement called Unite For Change. The new political movement aims to unite its voices and contest in […]

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Samora Mangesi uses new podcast to inspire others

Radio and TV personality Samora Mangesi, who recently joined the podcasting world, uses his podcast The Best of Me to inspire others. The podcast airs every Wednesday on YouTube. Samora started The Best of Me to publicly share his personal sobriety journey, as well as to inspire others to fight the use of substances and the […]

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Summer Walker Apologises After Pretoria Festival Set Cut Short

Summer Walker Issues Apology After 30-Minute Pretoria Performance South African fans of R&B sensation Summer Walker were left disappointed after her headlining performance at the ‘In The City’ festival in Pretoria on October 5 was abruptly cut short. The singer took to social media to apologise, explaining that the 30-minute set was not her choice. […]

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Married At First Sight Mzansi Reunion Sparks Raw Emotions and Social Media Buzz

MAFS Mzansi Reunion: Apologies, Tensions, and Unfiltered Truths For fans of Married at First Sight Mzansi, Sunday’s reunion special was more than just a recap—it was a raw and emotional rollercoaster. The two-hour episode brought former couples from Season 2 back together, putting past heartbreaks, apologies, and unresolved conflicts under the spotlight. Hosted by the […]

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Inside South Africa’s Slay Queen Culture: Glamour, Grit, and Controversy

Inside South Africa’s Slay Queen Scene: More Than Just Glamour You’ve seen the posts on TikTok, Instagram, and local chatter, women flaunting designer heels, luxury handbags, and lifestyles that seem larger than life. In South Africa, these women are known as slay queens, a term that has sparked fascination, admiration, and controversy alike. Now, Showmax […]

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Springboks go back-to-back: Here is how they celebrated the Championship victory

The Springboks have officially gone back-to-back and came out victorious in the 2025 Rugby Championship! The 2025 Rugby Championship could go down in history as one of the toughest tournaments to date. Unlike previous years, where the competition is often dominated by two of the sport’s biggest heavyweights, South Africa and New Zealand, this year […]

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Michael Wentink’s Last Dance: Remembering South Africa’s Latin Dance Icon

Michael Wentink’s Last Dance: A Tribute to a South African Legend South Africa and the international dance community are in mourning after the passing of Michael Wentink, one of the country’s most celebrated Latin American dancers, choreographers, and television personalities. He died at the age of 46, leaving behind a legacy of artistic excellence and […]

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American Producer Hails South African Music as “Next Level” on Viral Podcast

American Producer Declares South African Music “Next Level” South African music has long been celebrated locally, but it’s now making waves on the global stage and a recent viral moment proves just how far its influence reaches. During an episode of the Dubai-based podcast “Jibber with Jaber,” an American music producer expressed unreserved admiration for […]

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