South African pop group Mango Groove will celebrate their 40th anniversary with a major Joburg performance at the Walter Sisulu National Botanical Garden in Roodepoort on Sunday.The event, titled “Memories and Moments”, will be the band’s first large-scale concert in Joburg in five years and follows a sold-out anniversary show at Cape Town’s Kirstenbosch Gardens earlier this year.

Mercy Pakela and William Mthethwa are some of the musicians who disrupted a Southern African Music Rights Organisation (Samro) press conference held on Wednesday, demanding their royalties.

Jah Seed and Admiral continue to put a fusion of reggae and dancehall into the spotlight, just as they first did in the 1990s.

Fees Must Fall radicalised then master’s of law student

Mix of ingredients release creativity with all-time kasi favourite.

Soweto Film Market founder Thapelo “Tabz” Motloung is gearing up to launch a platform designed to support young filmmakers’ ideas and connect them with industry opportunities

Revelers who descended at the stadium were spoilt for choice as the many chefs who displayed their wares outdid each other with their creativity of putting together the “perfect” kota for them.

Since winning season five of Big Brother Mzansi in March, Sweet Guluva’s star keeps rising.

Cameroonian singer Sabrina can never get enough of Mzansi because the fit game is on the next level.

For Angel Maputla, dance is a conversation – an exchange of energy and expression. With nothing holding her back, she’s making her mark in dance battles and lighting up SA music videos.

Songbird Nanette continues to be the sonic architect of revitalising modern R&B in SA. The 22-year-old singer’s single, Abazali, from her new album Painfully Happy, is an ode to her parents and the musical legends who shaped her sound.

Local viewers will also get the first season of the SA version of popular American dance series Dancing with the Stars.

As part of the build up to Gallo’s centenary celebrations, The Music Arena (https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4pgirzuoGUrEEj5Ze680Bu?si=006409ed47744a5a&pt=2a3422f6e2a1cfd8cd9954baf0e600a2) family brings you 3.5 hours of new and recent releases from Gallo Record Company and Content Connect Africa (CCA).

Ahead of his Joy of Jazz performance, Benjamin Jephta has released Still I Rise (Part 1), a remastered song inspired by Maya Angelou’s iconic poem.

Nadia Nakai is in her experimental era, fusing rap, Afropop, 3-step and house in her new sound.

Kaya 959 has officially fired radio personality Sol Phenduka as co-host of the breakfast show after “misogynistic remarks” were made about media personality Minnie Dlamini on Podcast and Chill with MacG.

Nkululeko Mahlangu aka Pastor Breezy may have worn the villain crown on Married At First Sight – but with his wife Makoto now at the centre of the drama, the spotlight has shifted.

Nomzamo Mbatha will reprise her role as both Queen Nandi and executive producer of the Mzansi Magic show.

Amapiano hit-maker Kelvin Momo, Afro-soul crooner Sjava, music icon Thandiswa Mazwai and house duo Black Motion lead the nominations for the coveted 31st annual South African Music Awards.

Award-winning veteran actor Dr John Kani says being elected as a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences – a body that elects Oscar nominees and winners by voting within their respective film industry branches – aligns with his aspirations in the film industry.

Award-winning veteran actor Dr John Kani says being elected as a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences – a body that elects Oscar nominees and winners by voting within their respective film industry branches – aligns with his aspirations in the film industry.