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- Sep 17, 2026
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Amapiano Royalty: Scorpion Kings return for their largest show yet at FNB Stadium (opens the original)
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After their sold-out show at Loftus Versfeld Stadium last August, Amapiano pioneering duo Scorpion Kings, consisting of Kabza De Small and DJ Maphorisa, are set to make history again. This weekend, the duo return to the stage for Scorpion Kings Live, taking over Johannesburg's iconic FNB Stadium. Expected to draw a crowd of more than 70 000 fans, the event marks a monumental milestone for the DJs. The duo have unveiled a star-studded line-up featuring more than 50 of South Africa's biggest music
What has happened to my once-safe hometown? (opens the original)
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I won't forget the moment I saw Elizabeth "Tsontso" Moselakgomo's missing person poster circulating on social media. What caught my attention wasn't just the tragic fact that she was missing. Sadly, that has become an everyday reality in South Africa. It was the location: Kempton Park. As the days went by, I learnt that she had left her eight-year-old daughter at home while she went for her regular jog. My heart shattered for that girl. I thought of the agonising questions she must have asked he
How South African comedy found its audience (opens the original)
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As Netflix celebrates a decade in South Africa, one genre stands out as an unexpected powerhouse: comedy. In an industry where traditional broadcasters long claimed comedy didn't work, the streaming giant and its production partners have proved otherwise. Leading the charge is Burnt Onion Productions, run by siblings Rethabile "Retti" Ramaphakela (creative director), Katleho "Katt" Ramaphakela (managing director) and Tshepo Ramaphakela (general manager). Through titles such as How to Ruin Christ
Quiet luxury with purpose: How a former principal built Avela Lodge & Spa (opens the original)
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Nestled in the Magaliesberg is a picturesque landscape traditionally dominated by white-owned commercial hospitality. There lies Avela Lodge & Spa. On the surface the lodge offers a quintessential getaway with lush surroundings. Upon looking closer, the estate reveals a personal narrative of African ownership, intentional design and continuous reinvention. At the helm of this sanctuary is Lindiwe Ginya, the CEO and director of Gadaffi Investments. Ginya is not a traditional hotelier. She is a fo
TEEKS on modern masculinity, Māori heritage and his first South African Tour (opens the original)
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New Zealand soul singer and songwriter Te Karehana Gardiner-Toi, aka TEEKS, is performing for the first time in South Africa this week. His music is rooted in his Māori heritage. For the artist, carrying indigenous lineage influences the way he navigates the global music industry. He has an anticipation to discover synergies of South Africa's rich cultural tapestry. “My culture and heritage definitely inform what I do with my work and the way I approach music through songwriting and live perform
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