Anti-immigration marches spark fear among foreign nationals
Anti-immigration marches in South Africa have heightened tensions, with groups demanding undocumented foreigners leave amid concerns over jobs and services.
Marriem’s kak hell!
Marriem Mashiya, a resident of Extension 8A in Soshanguve, Tshwane, is struggling with an ongoing sewage blockage in her yard, which has caused unbearable stench and made living conditions difficult.
Comedian’s Masked Singer twist!
Trevor said joining The Masked Singer South Africa was an easy decision.
The Rise and Fall of “Cat” Matlala
Vusimusi “Cat” Matlala, a businessman with deep ties to the South African Police Service, orchestrated a R228 million tender fraud and faced multiple charges including corruption and money laundering. After negotiating an eight-year plea deal, the Pretoria Specialised Commercial Crime Court rejected it as too lenient, proposing a twelve-year sentence instead. Matlala remains incarcerated while his legal team and the State consider the new terms. If no agreement is reached, he faces a full trial with additional charges, potentially worsening his legal troubles.
Johannesburg jobs boom as city shines brighter
Johannesburg is experiencing a surge in business activity, job creation, and vibrant nightlife, with both locals and tourists flocking to the city.
Abdullah Ibrahim passes away aged 91!
Born Adolph Johannes Brand on 9 October 1934 in Cape Town, Abdullah was widely regarded as the leading figure of Cape jazz and one of the most influential jazz musicians to come out of South Africa.
Benjamin Dube bags major music deal!
On Instagram, the bishop posted about the partnership, calling it the "2nd roll of Sony Music Africa & Benjamin/Dube Connection".
K.O drops Hotela: Three generations, one banger!
He's dropping a new fire collaboration that brings together three generations of Mzansi talent!
So Sick star to dazzle Mzansi!
Grammy-winning R&B star NE-YO will return to South Africa in October for performances in Cape Town and Pretoria, bringing both his classic hits and new music.
Tsotsis steal Carol Bouwer's voice!
Carol is begging Mzansi not to fall for the scam.










