KOPANO MONAHENG ON Sunday, April 26, football fans across South Africa and beyond will turn their eyes to the iconic FNB Stadium, where the legendary Soweto derby between Kaizer Chiefs and Orlando Pirates promises to deliver another thrilling chapter in one of Africa’s most intense football rivalries. The stakes couldn’t be higher. In the previous…
KykNET has secured the South African broadcast rights to the internationally acclaimed game show The 1% Club, and will premiere its local adaptation, Die 1%-klub, towards the end of this year.Produced by Rapid Blue, part of BBC Studios, the Afrikaans-language version follows the successful original UK series, as well as a global roster of adaptations…
Levy adjusted downward as promised, with weekly reviews continuing as Jet A1 pricing remains elevated FlySafair has reduced its temporary fuel surcharge for the second consecutive week, reflecting a slight downward movement in Jet A1 fuel prices following the spike triggered by the Middle East conflict. While the reductions are encouraging, Jet A1 pricing remains…
By Amenda Makhetha-Sebake – Head of Data Privacy and Protection, FirstRand Group Artificial intelligence is no longer a future concept; it’s woven into the fabric of life today. And beyond just a technological revolution, AI is shaping up to be a test in trust. As it becomes embedded in daily life, what’s key is whether…
Mandla Ngidi, Associate The convenience of modern AI tools is irresistible. These AI tools draft, summarise, brainstorm, and structure strategies in seconds. But in the recent case of United State v Heppner (“Heppner”), we are sharply reminded that convenience can come at a steep discovery cost. If you build or refine legal strategies with a public…
THE tents are pitched, the braai fires are lit, and the waves are soothing – until a teenage boy’s body is found up on the idyllic Kalfiebaai shore. This murder sent a chillthrough the first episode of Die oord, kykNET’s gripping new crime drama that turns a caravan park, where generations of families have gathered…
Media personality and musician Lady X has officially completed her sangoma initiation, marking a deeply personal milestone after years of struggle, spiritual awakening, and self-discovery, as she now steps into her role as a traditional healer while preparing to merge her gift with music. Lady X, real name Xolisa Mvula confirmed that she has undergone…
The City of Johannesburg’s commitment to participatory governance was on full display as residents from all 16 wards in Region E gathered at Marlboro Community Hall for a crucial Integrated Development Planning (IDP) engagement. The session drew a strong turnout, underscoring the community’s eagerness to shape the city’s development priorities and hold leadership accountable on service delivery. Chaired by…
By Danielle van Deventer Artificial intelligence is no longer a future concept in Africa. It is here, it is being used, and it is now reshaping regulatory agendas and courtroom practice across the continent. Over the last two years, we have seen a decisive shift in how African governments approach AI. What was once discussed…
Remember the key to becoming good at any sport is practice, so get out there and start playing. KOPANO MONAHENG IS THERE a budding young netball player in your family? Now children can learn netball rules and regulations. And once they understood the basics, they’ll find that netball is a fun and exciting sport that…
