Lesego’s Journey to Redemption: From Rock Bottom to Rising Star
Afro-pop singer Lesego, famous for Viva Tau, opens up about his struggles with alcohol abuse and his inspiring journey to recovery. A moment of reflection, sparked by Brenda Fassie’s iconic…
Cori “Chocc” Broadus Embraces Music, Love, and Personal Growth Ahead of New E! Series and Debut EP
Cori "Chocc" Broadus, daughter of Snoop Dogg, opens up about her journey of healing and vulnerability through her debut EP Journals to Johnny and new E! series Snoop’s Fatherhood: Cori…
Infamous Narcos Drug Lord Fabio Ochoa Released After 25 Years in US Prison
Fabio Ochoa Vásquez, a MedellÃn Cartel kingpin, has been released after 25 years in US prison, reigniting interest in the infamous cocaine empire.
Whoopi Goldberg Jokes About Her Marriages on The View: “Marriage Isn’t for Everyone”
Whoopi Goldberg jokes about her three failed marriages on The View, sharing heartfelt advice on love and self-awareness while reminding viewers that marriage isn't for everyone.
Deputy Minister Visits Netflix’s One Piece Season 2 Set at Cape Town Film Studios
Deputy Minister Zoku Godlimpi’s visit to the One Piece Season 2 set highlights South Africa’s growing film industry, sustainable practices, and local talent contributions.
Brian Molefe Urges Prepaid Electricity for All to Curb Eskom’s Municipal Debt
Former Eskom CEO Brian Molefe urges a nationwide shift to prepaid electricity to curb R90 billion in municipal debt, as Eskom reports operational improvements.
Kabelo Makwane Named Google’s New Country Director for South Africa
Kabelo Makwane has been appointed as new Country Director for Google South Africa, bringing over 20 years of tech leadership experience to the role.
South Korea Declares Martial Law Amid Political Turmoil and North Korea Tensions
South Korea declares martial law for the first time in 50 years, sparking political turmoil as President Yoon Suk Yeol vows to protect democracy amid North Korea tensions.
SAFA’s Danny Jordaan and Gronie Hluyo Challenge Fraud Allegations Amid Court Delays
SAFA’s Danny Jordaan and Gronie Hluyo face R1.3 million fraud charges but are pushing for the case to be dismissed, citing delays and legal technicalities.
Cyril Ramaphosa Faces Calls to Resign Over Relaxed Visa Process for Nigerians
South Africans demand President Cyril Ramaphosa to resign over a controversial visa policy for Nigerian nationals. The decision has sparked widespread backlash and comparisons to protests in South Korea.