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Judith Sephuma wows fans at Jazz At The Berg festival
“This 4th edition of Jazz At The Berg has demonstrated the growing appetite for mature, sophisticated entertainment that jazz provides.”

‘Amapiano music feels like heaven sometimes’ —West African artists on SA genre
Amapiano is one of South Africa’s biggest musical exports, thanks to its viral dance challenges and catchy beats. West African artists reflected on its influence

Here’s what’s in the secret sauce of ‘Come Dine With Me’ success
‘We provide a decent budget for a dinner party, and they buy a piece of chicken and make some jollof rice. That’s not a dinner party.’

Berita, Eugene Mthethwa and Idols Top 5 finalist among nominees for spot as a trustee of Samro’s retirement fund
There are a total of 12 individuals who are nominated of which four will be selected as trustees of Samro’s retirement fund.
Dineo Ranaka breaks her silence and speaks about ‘coming home to MetroFM’
Dineo Ranaka is returning to MetroFM after her 2022 departure for a short-lived stint on Kaya 959.

Sharp Neh: Sis Maria seeks donations after car repossession
Nthato said he faced financial struggles after his sister’s passing.
YOUR BINGE PARTY | Simba’s legacy lives on through daughter Kiara
Mufasa: The Lion King Roars – Disney+Exploring the unlikely rise of the beloved king of the Pride Lands, Mufasa: The Lion King enlists Rafiki to relay the legend of Mufasa to lion cub Kiara, daughter of Simba and Nala, with Timon and Pumbaa lending their signature schtick.Told in flashbacks, the story introduces Mufasa as an orphaned cub, lost and alone until he meets a sympathetic lion...

‘I’m still on a high about my 50th birthday’: Basetsana Kumalo on her birthday plans this weekend
Media mogul celebrates her 51st on Saturday.

Dineo Ranaka returns to Metro FM after radio hiatus following Kaya dismissal
Ranaka has previously lambasted the toxic nature of the South African radio landscape, highlighting its bias against women in the industry.
‘I vow to keep Zahara’s legacy alive’, says Afro-pop singer, Csana
Afro-pop singer Csana was born at the time her grandmother converted to Christianity — and she was named Nonguquko because her grandmother believed there was a change coming to the family.

‘The Rookie’ is no amateur of a show
Weekend binge incoming?

‘I have been trying to survive’ – Skeem Saam actress Pebetsi Matlaila staying in a shelter with her kids
The actress said she is struggling to make ends meet.

WATCH: Jacob Zuma’s adorable TikTok dance challenge with granddaughter goes viral
The video sparked mixed reactions from TikTok users…