Sharks will look for space in Cup final, says Nkosi
Looking for space with ball in hand is one of the tactics the Sharks will use when they attempt to bring the Bulls to their knees at Loftus on Saturday, wing Sbu Nkosi says.
Continue reading →Seema calls for more experience to bolster Leopards
Black Leopards interim coach Lehlohonolo Seema has lamented the lack of experience in his team and will request a meeting with team management to see if this cannot be rectified.
Continue reading →Move over, Bay TV — tune in to wonderful world of Mpuma Kapa
Dlulane said the name change would be accompanied by “bigger, better, more entertaining and inclusive content”.
Continue reading →BCM councillors cry fowl over skimpy menu at meeting
“Hangry” councillors cried foul, even threatening to lay down their fried chicken portions, walk out of the session, and go and get their own tasty morsels.
Continue reading →Actress Cicely Tyson, groundbreaking Emmy and Tony winner, dies at age 96
Actress Cicely Tyson, who specialised in portraying strong black women caught up in life’s struggles during a 60-year career that earned her three Emmys and a Tony Award, died on Thursday at age 96, her manager said in a statement.
Continue reading →‘Celeb Rides’ fires it up with petrol head & muso Prince Kaybee on first episode
Prince Kaybee will be revving his engine on Ignition TV.
Continue reading →Hitmaker Master KG reveals he didn’t pay Burna Boy to feature on remix of ‘Jerusalema’
Master KG lifts the lid that Burna Boy wasn’t paid to feature on his song, ‘Jerusalema’
Continue reading →Apple sales hit record as Huawei takes a dive
Shipments in the fourth quarter hit 90.1-million phones, a record for any quarter, giving it global market share of 23.4%
Continue reading →Somadoda Fikeni is all set for watchdog role
The respected academic and political analyst has already decided take a step back from his political commentary, saying that would be a conflict of interest as the PSC might investigate the politicians and departments on whose performance he might have … Continue reading →
Museums doing their bit in difficult times
In Port Elizabeth, South End Museum administrator Colin Abrahams said the museum had reopened on January 11 after being closed for much of 2020.
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