“I almost turned down $300,000 to perform South Africa 🇿🇦 anthem at the World Cup because I didn’t think I was ready. It felt too big for me. It the biggest moment of my career, and all I kept telling myself before going on stage was, ‘Please don’t faint.’”😭
— Tyla
The City of Tshwane supports the growth of businesses, but we take strong exception when businesses don’t prioritise South Africans.
We are conducting an extensive check on business compliance today in Centurion. Tshwane teams are checking for compliance with municipal by-laws.
While the Department of Home Affairs is checking for compliance with immigration law, and the Department of Employment and Labour is reviewing adherence with labour laws.
@CityTshwane
Head of Crime Intelligence Technical Support Services Brigadier Dineo Mokwele has laid a complaint against IDAC head Andrea Johnson. https://t.co/fk0rh9gR9V
Skeem Saam actor Macks Papo, best known as Marothi Maphuthuma, joins family, friends and colleagues in paying tribute to veteran actor Seputla Sebogodi
CREDIT: Sphiwe Mkhize
"We [Chiefs] will play every game to win. There are also the different cups [to compete for] and we want to win every game and every trophy [available]."
Every trophy on offer is what Kaizer Chiefs will be targeting for the 2026/27 campaign, according to head coach Fernando Da Cruz.
https://t.co/QNpeMLb12o
The "Smiling Assassin" is happy to be back at the Kaizer Chiefs Village as we build up to tomorrow's Toyota Cup
🏆#ToyotaCup
⚽️Kaizer Chiefs vs. Scottland FC
👕First Team
🗓️Sunday 26 July 2026
🏟Royal Bafokeng Stadium
🕞15h00
🎟R100: Computicket: https://t.co/NOqxAR7Dt8
#Amakhosi4Life #TheKingdomRising #KCToyota #TheKingdomRises
Katlego Danke jokingly says she was Seputla Sebogodi's "most important wife," drawing laughter from mourners during her heartfelt tribute.
CREDIT: Sphiwe Mkhize
Weeks after receiving the Madlanga Commission’s second interim report, President Cyril Ramaphosa has yet to release the names of those referred for investigation or even a summary of the report.
The Presidency has offered no explanation for the delay, raising questions about transparency and accountability.
South Africans deserve to know what action is being taken on the Commission’s findings, while ensuring the integrity of any ongoing investigations is protected.
@pule_jones