MEMORIAL SERVICE OF LEMKOPO MUSICIAN QUEEN TERC IS UNDERWAY IN NAMKGALE
PHALABORWA: The memorial service of the late Lekompo musician, Mmabatho Mokgalaka, popularly known as Queen Terc, is underway at Foksor […]
Ntokozo Mbambo, Khaya Mthethwa Lead Mayine Gospel Experience Silent Worship Edition
Building on the remarkable success of the Mayine Crossover Gospel Experience 2024, the Mayine brand continues to grow as one
Malawian bus crashes on Limpopo’s N1, fatalities reported
Breaking news A Malawian-registered bus travelling from Gauteng has been involved in a serious accident on the N1 highway near
Ghana’s EU Defence Deal Sparks Fears Over Sovereignty and Western Influence
Partner Content Ghana’s newly signed Security and Defence Partnership with the European Union is triggering intense debate across Africa, with
ONLY 3 MEDIA HOUSES ALLOWED IN HISTORIC PHALA PHALA JUDGMENT
Breaking news Only three media houses will be allowed to cover tomorrow’s historic Phala Phala judgment. Visit MDNtv YouTube Channel
No credibility, no peace: Zelensky’s ceasefire proposal is just another deception
By Pulane Mokoena Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s proposed ceasefire has sparked criticism among some African political observers and security commentators,
GREATER TZANEEN MAYOR REFUSE TO HAND OVER MAYORAL CHAIN
According to a reliable source, the ANC Norman Mashabane Region has taken a decisive decision to remove its former Regional
GAUTENG HUMAN SETTLEMENTS AND EMFULENI ACCUSED OF SPENDING R24 MILLION ON “SHACK TOILETS” IN EVATON
The Democratic Alliance (DA) mayoral candidate in Emfuleni, Kingsol Chabalala, has accused the Gauteng Department of Human Settlements and the
Former orlando pirates football player blesses learners with sanitary towels
Orlando Pirates soccer player legend and ambassador of Zodwa Khoza Foundation, Tebogo Moloi, in partnership with Chacoal events owner Andy
Constitutional Court to Rule on Phala Phala on Friday
Breaking news South Africa’s Constitutional Court will deliver its long-awaited judgment in the Phala Phala case this Friday, 8 May