Tweede Nuwe Jaar, meaning “Second New Year” in Afrikaans, holds profound historical roots in the legacy of Cape Town’s slave history. During an era when slaves were granted only one day off work annually, they seized the opportunity to revel in a celebration that has transcended time. This vibrant tradition persists today, transforming Cape Town […]

In the aftermath of the Democratic Republic of Congo’s election, President F’lix Tshisekedi emerges as the frontrunner, securing over 73% of the vote. Businessman Moise Katumbi trails behind with 18%, followed by Martin Fayulu at 5%. Nobel Peace Prize laureate Denis Mukwege garners less than 1%. With a notable 40% turnout, over 18 million people […]

In a stunning display of musical endurance, Ghanaian songstress Afua Asantewaa has taken the world by storm by attempting and successfully breaking the Guinness World Record for the longest singing marathon with her ‘Sing-A-Thon.’ Afua’s extraordinary feat saw her sing for an astonishing 126 hours and 52 minutes, surpassing the previous record held by India’s […]

In a surprising turn of events, Burnley striker Lyle Foster found himself excluded from Hugo Broos’ Bafana Bafana squad set to compete in the upcoming Africa Cup of Nations in the Ivory Coast. Foster, who recently made a comeback to action with his Premier League side Burnley, had taken a hiatus from the game to […]

Renowned musician, composer, choreographer, and playwright Mbongeni Ngema has tragically passed away at the age of 68. The Ngema family confirmed the news in a statement, revealing that the prolific artist was involved in a fatal head-on collision while returning from a funeral in Lusikisiki, Eastern Cape. It is with heavy hearts that we announce […]