Takeoff’s Parents Clash in Court Over Wrongful Death Settlement Nearly Four Years After Rapper’s Killing
The parents of late Migos rapper Takeoff are locked in a legal dispute over how to divide a confidential wrongful death settlement linked to his 2022 fatal shooting in Houston.
300 Undocumented Learners Reportedly Enrolled at Single Germiston School, Sparking National Debate
Reports that a school in the Germiston area has enrolled 300 undocumented learners have ignited heated debate over immigration, education policy and border management in South Africa.
Netflix’s The Polygamist Becomes Global Sensation as Hollywood Stars Praise South African Drama
South African Netflix hit The Polygamist is winning international audiences, with Hollywood stars Sherri Shepherd and Taraji P. Henson joining the growing global conversation around the breakout series.
R600 Million Protest Security Plan Sparks National Debate Over Immigration and Government Priorities
A R600 million government security allocation linked to planned immigration-related protests has triggered widespread public debate, with critics questioning whether resources should instead be directed toward border control and immigration…
Former EU Commissioner Dimitris Avramopoulos Faces Arrest Warrant in Expanding Qatargate Investigation
Belgian authorities have issued an arrest warrant for former European Commissioner Dimitris Avramopoulos as part of the ongoing Qatargate investigation into alleged foreign influence within the European Parliament.
Air Peace CEO Calls for Boycott of South African Businesses Amid Rising Anti-Immigrant Tensions
Air Peace founder Allen Onyema has urged Nigerians to boycott South African businesses and suspend investments in response to growing anti-immigrant tensions and xenophobia concerns in South Africa.
Former Spanish Minister Sentenced to 24 Years in Prison in Major Covid Corruption Scandal
Former Spanish transport minister José Luis Ábalos has been sentenced to 24 years in prison after being convicted in a major corruption case linked to Covid-19 face mask contracts during…
NPA Faces Renewed Questions After Misconduct Allegations Surface in R102 Million Fraud Case
The National Prosecuting Authority is facing renewed scrutiny after allegations of prosecutorial misconduct emerged in a high-profile R102 million fraud case involving Zambian businessman and political figure Willah Mudolo.
Johann Rupert Surpasses R360 Billion Net Worth, Becomes Africa’s Second-Richest Billionaire
South African billionaire Johann Rupert has officially crossed the R360 billion net worth mark, becoming Africa’s second-richest person as luxury giant Richemont continues its impressive global growth.
Kia Sonet and Haval Jolion Under Fire After Poor Crash Test Ratings Raise Safety Concerns
Two of South Africa's best-selling vehicles, the Kia Sonet and GWM Haval Jolion, have received disappointing crash test ratings from Global NCAP, raising fresh concerns about vehicle safety standards in…
DA Leader Geordin Hill-Lewis Replaces John Steenhuisen as Agriculture Minister in Major Cabinet Shake-Up
Democratic Alliance leader Geordin Hill-Lewis has requested sweeping changes to the party's Cabinet deployment, with John Steenhuisen removed as Agriculture Minister and reassigned to a deputy minister role.
Jub Jub Released on R5,000 Bail After Arrest Over Alleged Kidnapping and E-Hailing Driver Incident
Television presenter and musician Molemo “Jub Jub” Maarohanye has been released on R5,000 bail after his arrest on charges including kidnapping. The case has been postponed for further investigation.
Nigerian Family Deported from Ireland Sent to Nigeria After Brief Stop in South Africa, Schreiber Reveals
Home Affairs Minister Leon Schreiber says a Nigerian mother and her three sons, deported from Ireland after a failed asylum bid, were transferred from South Africa to Nigeria within 72…
South Africa Opens Special Court as 1,876 Malawian Nationals Face Deportation in Durban
South Africa has established a priority court in Durban to fast-track immigration cases involving 1,876 Malawian nationals found to be living in the country unlawfully. Hundreds have already returned home…
Spinners 2 Soundtrack Open Call Gives South African Artists a Shot at Global Recognition
South African musicians, producers, songwriters and vocalists are being invited to submit original music for the Spinners 2 soundtrack, offering a chance to reach audiences in more than 50 countries…
Jub Jub Arrested After Alleged Kidnapping and Shooting Incident Involving E-Hailing Driver
Television presenter and musician Jub Jub has been arrested in Edenvale after allegedly kidnapping an e-hailing driver and discharging a firearm during a dispute linked to allegations involving his girlfriend.
South Africans Could Face R100,000 Fines for Employing Undocumented Domestic Workers Under Proposed New Law
A proposed amendment to South Africa’s employment laws could see households and businesses fined up to R100,000 per undocumented worker, with repeat offenders facing penalties of up to R1 million…
From Rapper to Radio Royalty: Nick Explicit Shares His Journey on Conversations with Kim and Kwaledi
Johannesburg-born creative and broadcaster Nick Explicit, real name Nikolay Karaush, sat down with Conversations with Kim and Kwaledi to reflect on his inspiring journey from an aspiring rapper to an…
Hammanskraal Home Affairs Office Under Scrutiny as Immigration Blitz Uncovers Alleged Document Fraud Network
Government immigration operations across Gauteng have uncovered widespread alleged document fraud, with Hammanskraal Home Affairs emerging as a focal point after undocumented migrants claimed fraudulent permits and IDs originated from…
Chris Brown Reaches Settlement in Songwriting Royalty Dispute Over ‘Sensational’ and ‘Monalisa’
Chris Brown and Universal Music Publishing Group have reached a settlement in a lawsuit alleging unpaid songwriting royalties for the hit tracks ‘Sensational’ and ‘Monalisa’. The agreement resolves claims brought…
