1399 articles published since 05 Nov 2019
Johannesburg is a dangerous city, and taking on the criminals is no game. Muaath Maharaj, the man who was given the title "Joburg's toughest cop", knows this all too well. He faces danger everyday as he tries to keep SA safe.
TV and Radio personality Zizo Beda gave birth to a baby boy in 2016 and has since been working hard to fight off the extra weight. But her determination paid off and she has become a serious #hotmama! She's an inspiration.
It's a proud moment for every parent when their children achieve milestones and matriculating is one of the most important milestones in a young person's life. Dr Zamani Saul, ANC NC Provincial Chairperson, shared his pride.
Adored actress Khabonina Qubeka gave birth to a little girl in October - much to everyone's surprise - and she managed to tone her body like she was using witchcraft. Her post-baby body is serving serious #BodyGoals.
South African funnyman Trevor Noah recently channelled his inner child when he visited Universal Studios, and it looks like he had the best time. He shared some snaps on social media that showed how much he enjoyed his visit.
South Africa had a busy year, celebrity news-wise. From Sbhale Mpisane to HHP and Lerato Sengadi, many of our locals made the top of Google Trends for South Africa in 2018. For good or bad, these celebs were most popular.
TV presenter Lerato Kganyago is undeniably beautiful, so it's nothing new that men are lining up to be her bae. However, the men took a different approach this time, and submitted applications on social media to be her bae in 2019
Lerato Mahketha, son of veteran actor Jerry Mofokeng, may have taken a while to cement himself in the entertainment industry, but he achieved it all on his own and thanks to his own talent and after years of dedication.
2018 has seen the release of some really great albums. Music lovers were treated to top-class music from South African artists. We take a look at 5 of the albums that really pleased Mzansi and became hits almost instantly.
Peris Walubengo
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