Big Zulu’s Umkhulu is an emotionally charged tearjerker
Big Zulu’s sixth album, Umkhulu, is layered with longing, heartbreak, a loveless childhood and, of course, the musician also throws in the love songs that he’s always been known for.
REVIEW | Sun City Resort is more than just a gambling and drinking haven
Most pictures of Sun City Resort that one is accustomed to seeing on social media are of drinking sprees by the casino, but the facility has so much to offer, including quad biking, zip lining and an amazing maze.
From the Northern Cape to the world with wire cars – doccie wins US award
A film about how youngsters in Phillipstown in the Northern Cape, who make and race wire cars, recently joined local talent making an impression internationally by winning a Webby Award.
Billy Monama puts ubuntu at the centre of tribute concerts
Billy Monama’s Rebirth of Ubuntu is rooted in legacy, diversity and heritage. The musician unpacks the importance of bringing back ubuntu and sheds light on the impact of social media on musicians being vocal.
Joy of Jazz turns up the volume on women, legacy and genre liberation
This year, with women’s voices front and centre and two landmark anniversaries woven into its DNA, Mzansi’s greatest musical gathering returns more purposeful than ever.
Ami Faku and Ntsika share loving memories of their moms ahead of Mother’s Day
Mother’s Day is upon us once again, and as Gautengers dust off their picnic baskets ahead of the Mother’s Day Concert at the Joburg Zoo, Ami Faku and Ntsika reflect on the love, music and support their mothers have shown.
Modise Sekgothe adds an audiobook and album to award-winning theatre piece
Modise Sekgothe, whose production Gabo Legwala secured the Standard Bank Young Artist Award for poetry last year and a Naledi Award last month, launched an audiobook last weekend and is currently recording a studio album to extend the play’s existing conversation about fatherlessness.
Local stars say viewers love the villains
From Barker Heinz to Ntsiki Lukhele and from NomaRussia to Shaka Khoza, TV viewers across Mzansi seem to love their villains.
Review | Michael Jackson’s nephew delivers gripping portrayal of his iconic uncle
Michael, the biopic unpacking the King of Pop Michael Jackson’s life from being a 10-year-old boy who couldn’t hug his own father to uniting cold-blooded gang members in Beat It is currently screening in movie theatres countrywide.
From rebellion to recognition: Car spinning’s journey hits rural roadblocks
From township streets to corporate sponsorship, South African car spinning has transformed from its rebellious 1980s origins into a recognised motorsport attracting major brands like Red Bull.









