A fiery public debate regarding state funding, local cultural preservation, and government priorities has erupted following media personality Bonang Matheba’s sharp public critique of Minister of Sports, Arts and Culture Gayton McKenzie. Also see: Bonang Matheba Urges SAFA to Turn Bafana Bafana Into a Global Style Icon Ahead of 2026 World Cup The controversy began […]
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After countless frustrated calls from coaches and fans alike, the Department of Sports, Arts and Culture has revealed that they have allocated R82 million specifically towards the sought-after Video Assisted Referee (VAR). South Africa’s Premier Soccer League (PSL) has been hailed as one of the continent’s top leagues, from elite facilities and arenas, to getting […]
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Mama Joy, the vibrant and charismatic sports enthusiast, has been making waves in the South African sporting industry. Known for her infectious energy and stylish appearances at various sporting events, including the Rugby World Cup in Paris, France, Mama Joy has once again captured the attention of her fans. Mama Joy, whose real name is […]
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The Department of Sports, Arts, and Culture has recently distanced itself from the upcoming performance of American rapper, Rick Ross. The All I Do Is Win rapper recently announced his return to Mzansi shores after spending a week in Cape Town this January. This follows after being impressed by the breathtaking views of the city, […]
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One of South Africa’s controversial musicians, David Scott better known as The Kiffness had tongues wagging when he was among the 3 962 beneficiaries who were recently listed and publicised by the Department of Sport, Arts and Culture (DSAC). The musician known to publicly criticise the government for lack of funding and not supporting the […]
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Transparency has been a top priority for recently appointed Sports, Arts and Culture minister and Patriotic Alliance leader Gayton Mckenzie. In an effort to be as transparent as possible, the minister ordered the list of 2020/2021 list of Covid beneficiaries, which consisted of 3,962 names and a total payout of over R72 million. The African […]
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