Familiar individuals try to hide behind masks
Familiar individuals try to hide behind masks Last Saturday, Shwa hopped out in her mask to The Masked Singer Wrap Party in Sandton. Everyone came out all disguised... Read more.
Thami Ngubeni joins eNCA as co-anchor
Actress, presenter, and radio personality Thami Ngubeni has joined eNCA as a co-anchor with Gareth Edwards on SA Morning. Ngubeni will make her first appearance... Read more.
KZN entrepreneurs challenged to make their mark in economy
Trade, Industry and Competition Deputy Minister, Nomalungelo Gina, has urged entrepreneurs in KwaZulu-Natal to grow their enterprises in order to make their mark... Read more.
SAFA launches new regional tournament for clubs
The South African Football Association (Safa) and partners Hollywoodbets launched a new sponsorship for the men’s Regional League on Tuesday. Safa vice president... Read more.
Dealing with crime for economic growth paramount
The right to security, including the freedom from violent crime is a human right provided for in the Bill of Rights, specifically Section 12 of the Constitution... Read more.
2024 demands that our leaders move away from negative slogans
Slogans have the capacity to make or break countries, institutions, and communities. Thoughtless and dangerous catchphrases should be replaced with positive messages... Read more.
Boxers knocked out by prohibited-substance ban
The boxing fraternity in Mzansi has been rocked by the four-year ban handed down to accomplished former two-weight world champion and Boxing South Africa (BSA) 2017... Read more.
Remarkable comradely bond between two friends, Mandela and Tambo recalled
Oliver Reginald Tambo and Nelson Mandela were like two peas in a pod, their friendship a blazing fire that warmed the hearts of all who witnessed it. It is our sacred... Read more.
Charmza of the week
President Cyril Ramaphosa outdid himself hosting the most important and biggest Brics Summit since the formation of the economic bloc, which started without SA.... Read more.
Brics proves that the winds of change are indeed blowing
Arguably, Ghana was the first African country in 1957 to throw off the shackles of British colonialism, and ironically three years later in 1960, the world would... Read more.
