South Africa is about to be wrapped in the velvety tones of smooth jazz. This October, Grammy-winning saxophonist Kenny G will make his long-awaited return for a four-city tour that has already sparked a wave of excitement among fans. And thanks to overwhelming demand, an extra show at the legendary Sun City Superbowl has just […]
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South Africans know Ama Qamata as the sharp, determined Puleng Khumalo from Netflix’s hit series Blood & Water. But off screen, the actress recently opened her heart in a way that reminded fans she is not just a rising global star, she is also a daughter mourning a devastating loss. A Daughter’s Farewell Ama took […]
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Bongani Luvalo, known to many from Married at First Sight South Africa, is inviting readers into a fresh chapter of his life—not on reality TV, but on the page. His second novel, Ntliziyo Ungumkhohlisi – Falling in Love with an It Girl, hits shelves this week, promising a story of love, loss, and self-discovery that […]
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While serving his suspension as Johannesburg’s MMC for Transport, Kenny Kunene has become the talk of the town after an article published by his media house gained some side-eyes from readers regarding its credibility. From socialite, to motivational speaker, teacher, activist, convicted criminal and most recently, a politician, Kenny Kunene has lived a full life […]
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The collaboration deal between Primedia Studios and Opulent Entertainment Group may see South African versions of talent shows returning to our screens. Among those shows are Idols SA, The Voice SA and Project Runway SA. Upon hearing the news, some netizens were excited while some questioned their return. Entertainment commentator, Phil Mphela took to his […]
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June Steenkamp, mother of the deceased model Reeva Steenkamp, is in dire need of financial assistance after suffering a stroke. In a post shared by the Reeva Steenkamp Foundation, it was revealed that the mother of the late Island of Treasure contestant suffered an unexpected stroke on Monday, first of September. June has since received […]
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The South African Human Rights Commission (SAHRC) will urgently approach the Equality Court to take legal action against Sports, Arts and Culture Minister Gayton McKenzie over historic tweets (2011–2017) containing racial slurs, including the “k-word,” and alleged xenophobic remarks. On Tuesday, the commission announced in an official statement that it is pursuing action following several […]
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A snippet that ignited conversation It was a simple post-workout video shared by a gossip page that quickly reverberated across South African timelines. On 3 September 2025, a clip of Unathi Nkayi, fresh from the gym, found its way onto X, prompting a storm of chatter almost immediately. Between fitness and age-based scrutiny Unathi, now […]
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A tradition gone too far Spring Day on 1 September is meant to burst with laughter, water fights, and the hope that comes with the first warm breezes. In towns and townships alike, kids cheerfully splash each other. But this year, what began as festive fun veered into something cruel. A video circulated on TikTok […]
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Anele Mdoda, the vibrant voice behind 947’s Anele and the Club, has South Africans buzzing yet again, this time about a belly ring. It’s not exactly breaking news, but her playful confession sparked one of the funniest outpourings of social media banter in recent memory. A Moment of Confession… with a Wink In a candid […]
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South African actor and dancer Hungani Ndlovu has stepped into a new role, one that reaches far beyond television screens. By launching his own foundation, he is tackling a subject often left unspoken: men’s mental health. More Than Just an Announcement Known for his breakout role on Scandal! and his career as a choreographer, Hungani […]
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An international celebration of words, identity, and resistance arrives this October This October, Durban won’t just be blooming with spring; it will be blooming with words. The Poetry Africa Festival 2025 is back, and this time, it’s not just a celebration of rhyme and rhythm. It’s a call to conscience. With the theme “Poetry: An […]
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