Hlungwani issues major warning regarding referees
Former PSL referee Victor Hlungwani has expressed concern over the performance of referees at the start of the Betway Premiership
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Banyana Banyana one step closer to 2027 World Cup
Banyana Banyana have moved one step closer to qualifying for the 2027 FIFA Women’s World Cup after securing a 2-1
Durban business accomplice arrested for trafficking in persons
A 48-year-old suspect handed himself over to the authorities at Durban North Police Station in KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) on Thursday. According
Gqom history in the making: Goldmax, Dankie Boi, And Blacks Jnr to celebrate Platinum milestone for ‘New Wave’
The South African Gqom scene is gearing up for a historic milestone as powerhouse artists Goldmax, Dankie Boi, and Blacks
MK Party demands accountability: Parliamentary and Commission action launched over Ian Cameron evidence
The uMkhonto weSizwe Party (MK Party) has initiated formal proceedings in both Parliament and before the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry.
Section 89 Impeachment Committee pivots to terms of reference following Constitutional court order
The Parliamentary Impeachment Committee overseeing the Section 89 Enquiry has formally acknowledged a Constitutional Court order that halts its plans
Rapper Money Mike SA denies ‘Malicious’ human trafficking claims, apologises for emotional outburst
South African rapper and entrepreneur Money Mike SA, whose real name is Ibrahim Abdul Fakhouri, has vehemently denied serious criminal
Veteran broadcaster KG Moeketsi to take SABC to High Court over SAFM dismissal
Veteran radio presenter Kgomotso “KG” Moeketsi has announced plans to challenge her dismissal from SAfm in the High Court, alleging
Afro Tech sensation Tarzan evolves with Soulful new single “Seyinomnikazi” ahead of anticipated album
Tarzan is stepping into a bold era with her latest single, Seyinomnikazi, a deeply personal Afro Soul/R&B track that celebrates
About 80 anti-illegal foreign nationals marchers held up at a police station in Greytown
At least eighty (80) people who were part of an anti-illegal foreigners march are currently held up at a police