Prince Kaybee encourages artists to empower their fans
“The artist is not free unless the fan is free. When people don’t work they don’t have enough money to consume art”
Continue reading →Latest wave of load-shedding bitter pill to swallow
If ever there was a bad time for Eskom to implement load-shedding, it is now.
Continue reading →‘Authoritarian’ system robbing our children of freedom to play
As a natural “tree-hugger” type, there’s little that riles me more than unhappy children.
Continue reading →Don’t call it the ‘SA variant’, scientists and researchers plead
A group of South African and international scientists have taken a strong stand against calling 501.V2, the latest variant of SARS-CoV-2 spreading like wildfire across the country, “the South African variant”.
Continue reading →‘I’ll have the vaccine as soon as it’s available to me’: Desmond Tutu
Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu has vowed to be vaccinated against Covid-19 “as soon as one becomes available”.
Continue reading →Broke Amathole municipality says it will be able to pay salaries after all
The Amathole District Municipality has made a U-turn on its decision to freeze salary payments to its employees.
Continue reading →‘Back to school’ stress on rise
Whether your child is starting grade 1 or matric, Covid-19 has already messed up “back to school” for pupils across SA.
Continue reading →Ibrahimovic continues incredible scoring record
Injury has deprived Milan of Ibrahimovic’s services for much of the season but when he has started, the goals have flowed to help Pioli’s team climb to the top of the Serie A standings.
Continue reading →Aubameyang double gives Arsenal win over Newcastle
After a dreadful start to the season, Mikel Arteta’s side are now up to 10th place in the league and they never looked in danger against a Newcastle side that looks demoralised.
Continue reading →Bautista Agut says hotel quarantine like jail with Wifi
Passengers who arrived on three charter flights have been placed into hard quarantine, including more than 70 players who are unable to train outside their rooms for 14 days before the year’s first Grand Slam starts on February 8.
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