Strictly Come Dancing is making its long-awaited return to South African audiences on BBC BRIT (DSTV Channel 120) on Sunday 27 September 2026 at 7pm
Strictly Come Dancing is making its long-awaited return to South African audiences on BBC BRIT (DSTV Channel 120) on Sunday 27 September 2026 at 7pm
'House of Zwide's popular duo, Nkosi Zwide (Wanda Zuma) and Gogo Siya (Kay Bikitsha), will have a dramatic fallout this January after Ona dumps boyfriend, KD.
'Smoke & Mirrors' actor Siyabonga Sepotokele's character Sakhile will be announced as mayor and beat Meshack Mavuso Magabane's character Jaxon this January.
Nefisa Mkhabela's character, Ona Molapo-Zwide, will break up with her new boyfriend, KD, after dumping Neo (played by Thato Dithebe), in 'House of Zwide'.
'Inimba' viewers predict that rising star Tshepiso Jeme, who portrays the character of Likamva Mabandla on the isiXhosa telenovela, is leaving the show.
Veteran South African actress Thembi Nyandeni is said to be joining the cast of 'Blood Legacy' to replace one of the show's star performers in the second season.
DSTV will no longer cancel its 12 popular channels, Discovery Channel, TLC, Cartoonito, Cartoon Network, CNN International, Food Network, The Travel Channel, etc.
BET_Africa will close on January 1, 2026, ending a decade of broadcasting. Fans can enjoy double episodes of Black Gold as they bid farewell to this beloved channel.
The 'Lion King' fans are mourning the passing of 26-year-old Broadway actress and singer Imani Dua Smith, who starred as young Nala in the popular play.
Netflix viewers can't get enough of award-winning actress Mapaseka Koetle, who stars in the first and second seasons of 'How to Ruin Love: The Lobola'.
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