Charmza of the week
Without a shadow of a doubt, the country’s citizens need to doff off their hats to Banyana Banyana for their sterling work of disposing of hard-as-nails Italy.... Read more.
SA’s anti-immigrant sentiments are hindering policy reforms
South African Minister of Home Affairs Aaron Motsoaledi recently lost a court case that anyone could have anticipated was unwinnable. He lost it on humanitarian... Read more.
Woman-to-woman violence, a hindrance to gender equality
By Masingita Masunga Here I was on a date when my date looked me in the eye and said: “I have never been with a woman with a disability, and I don’t know how... Read more.
SA economy must address screaming violence of dehumanising poverty
By Bonang Mohale With the lowest levels of confidence, trust and hope, South Africa is desperate for some good news, and Banyana Banyana did the whole country proud... Read more.
Music Soul Session organisers really need to wake up!
To say the Music Soul Session concert with Deborah Cox and Musiq Soulchild was a hot mess would be an understatement. It was embarrassing on every level. Shwa saw... Read more.
Somizi, are you losing your touch?
Somizi, are you losing your touch? Somizi! my darling! This week I was shaken by how you would do anything to stay relevant! Are you running out of ways to keep... Read more.
Banyana Banyana show off girl power
Banyana Banyana show off girl power Shwa wants to congratulate her girls Banyana Banyana on making history this week there at the World Cup and move onto the next... Read more.
Stop being misers Generations!
Stop being misers Generations! Is Generations: The legacy still in this day and age paying its extras R160. Shwa was a fab gal in university way back in the early... Read more.
Molokwane, ease up on make-up
Molokwane, ease up on make-up The pretty Netball SA president Cecilia Molokwane and her team have done extremely well in organising the Netball World Cup in the... Read more.
The Kiffness not really that kif
The Kiffness not really that kif Shwa wants to know if a man who calls himself The Kifness is relevant in the lives of South Africans when it comes to music. The... Read more.
