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WATCH: Connie Ferguson as a drug-addicted Karabo Moroka

Way back before our August cover star Connie Ferguson played the lead role of Harriet on The Queen, she starred as a drug-addicted Karabo Moroka on SABC 1 soapie, Generations. She went on to play the character for 16 years earning her much success in the television industry.

Here’s a look back Connie Ferguson as a drug-addicted Karabo Moroka in Generations.

WATCH: BTS August cover shoot with Connie Ferguson

Make sure to grab our August issue in which Connie talks ageism, opening up the industry and the challenges of starting a production company. We also have a number of women who share intimate stories around their battles with eating disorders, colourism, ageism and many more and how they overcame these battles within their families and in society. Get yourself a copy now and let us know what you think.

August cover shoot with Connie Ferguson

Afrika Mayibuye Movement turns heads with strong Limpopo election debut

The Afrika Mayibuye Movement (AMM), founded by former Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) deputy president Floyd Shivambu, has attracted attention following its first appearance in the 2026 local government elections. Also see: Papa Penny joining Afrika Mayibuye Movement draws scepticism The newly formed political movement recorded encouraging results in Limpopo, emerging as the second-largest party in […]

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Orlando Pirates to face Sekhukhune United in Carling Knockout Cup

Orlando Pirates will host Sekhukhune United in the Carling Knockout Cup quarter-finals on Saturday, 7 November 2026, as the defending champions look to move one step closer to retaining their title. Also see: Kaizer Chiefs vs TS Galaxy: Carling Knockout Cup clash tonight The match will take place at Orlando Amstel Arena in Soweto, with […]

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Lira celebrates 20 years of ‘Feel Good’

South African neo-soul singer Lira shared an Instagram post celebrating the 20th anniversary of the album that truly changed it all… Feel Good. Also see: Mi Casa, Lira and more join 19-concert line-up in Kirstenbosch The project has been a beautiful soundtrack to the South African neo-soul era and a staple sound for the average South […]

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