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    Investigation launched after sudden death of Soweto nursing student

    The South African Police Service (SAPS) has launched an investigation regarding the untimely passing of a 19-year-old nursing student at Chris Hani Baragwanath Nursing College in Soweto. Her body was taken to the mortuary after the Forensic Pathology Services team examined the scene. SOWETO NURSING STUDENT PASSES AWAY AT 19 In an official statement from […] More

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    South Africa’s over-50s are making money on social media

    The rising cost of living has forced many South Africans to consider how to increase their income to avoid going broke. According to the Old Mutual Investment and Savings Monitor (OMSIM), this often means taking on a second job. The report shows more people have another work-related income source in 2026 than in any period […] More

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    From TV to listings: Lesedi Matsunyane unveils real estate career!

    On 3 August, Lesedi Matsunyane, a casting director, actress, and TV producer, announced on social media that she is taking up space in real estate, marking a new career path. LESEDI MATSUNYANE EMBARKS ON REAL ESTATE JOURNEY Lesedi shared that it’s been almost a month since joining the renowned real estate agency Chas Everitt, founded […] More

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    How South Africa’s proposed R500 ETA fee could affect African travellers

    Travellers from across Africa could soon face an additional cost when visiting South Africa if the country’s proposed R500 Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) processing fee is approved. The Department of Home Affairs recently published draft regulations proposing the new fee as part of South Africa’s transition to a digital immigration system aimed at modernising visa […] More

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    Lucky Dube’s legacy lives on with art school named in his honour!

    A performance art school named after the late Lucky Dube has officially launched to preserve his profound legacy. This launch took place on 3 August, beautifully coinciding with what would have been his 62nd birthday. Many guests came through, including the Dube family, government officials, teachers, learners, members of the community and representatives from Gallo […] More

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    Malawi president travels to South Africa after wave of compatriot returns

    Malawi President Arthur Peter Mutharika has travelled to South Africa on a private visit, weeks after Malawi intensified efforts to assist citizens returning home amid heightened immigration enforcement and anti-foreigner tensions in South Africa. According to a statement issued by Malawi’s Office of the President and Cabinet on Wednesday, Mutharika departed from Kamuzu International Airport […] More

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    Joe Rogan dominates Forbes List with $82m podcast earnings

    Forbes has released the list of top podcasters who are raking in the millions of dollars. As streaming services make them more accessible to their audiences, their net worth keeps climbing with each passing year. Despite new podcasts popping up everywhere, the oldest and most popular among them stay at the very top, and their […] More

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    Karabo Peter joins Jacaranda FM as a new sports presenter

    Karabo Peter is the new sports presenter for award-winning afternoon drive show The Drive with Rob & Roz on Jacaranda FM. She replaces the recently departed presenter, Joe Mann. Peter joins Rozanne McKenzie and Rob Forbes on the popular drive show every weekday between 16:00 and 19:00, with her first broadcast having been on Monday, 3 […] More

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    Dua Lipa’s husband Callum Turner favourite for James Bond 007 role

    The race to become the next James Bond remains wide open, but Callum Turner continues to lead the bookmakers’ odds as speculation grows over who will inherit one of cinema’s most iconic roles. According to the latest odds, Turner has reclaimed and strengthened his position as the frontrunner to replace Daniel Craig, with odds of […] More

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    Carte Blanche coming up: Meiringspoort rebuilding after disaster 

    The Sunday, 02 August episode of Carte Blanche Carte investigates the far-reaching impact of the devastating floods that damaged Meiringspoort, the iconic mountain pass that serves as the only direct route between communities on either side of the Swartberg Mountains. The programme explores how the destruction of sections of the road has cut off a […] More

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    Carte Blanche coming up: Defying gravity

    The Sunday, 02 August episode of Carte Blanche Carte explores how parkour is changing lives by looking beyond its reputation as an adrenaline-fuelled extreme sport. The programme follows a community of athletes who use discipline, resilience and teamwork to overcome physical and personal obstacles, demonstrating that the movement is about far more than daring rooftop […] More

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