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Kwesta back with a new sound on his old YouTube account

Having been initially denied access to his official VEVO YouTube account named after him and his second album ‘KwestaDaKAR’, rapper Kwesta has finally got his account back.

Ndlovu Youth Choir catches Makhadzi fire

Limpopo’s very own Ndlovu Youth Choir has shown once again that there are no limits to what this talented group can do.

Mzansi veteran actor Shona Ferguson has died

Legendary actor and producer Shona Ferguson has reportedly passed away. We cannot believe it either.

What to expect at his year’s South African Music Awards

Look out for newcomer TV presenter Yolanda Buthelezi at this year's South African Music Awards.

Priddy Ugly’s new release is priddy beautiful

The launch of Soil, Priddy Ugly’s new album, resulted in the rapper trending on social media. The release was highly anticipated, but the frenzy of activity seemed to have more to do with lyrics aimed against his fellow South African rappers.

Funny man Trevor Noah gets serious in new documentary series

South Africa’s favourite world-famous comedian Trevor Noah has once again stunned his fans.

Michaela Coel joins the ‘Black Panther’ cast

Global icon and stunning beauty Micheala Coel has joined the cast of the sequel to the Oscar-winning Black Panther.

Feud over duelling Ghanamas escalates as Makhadzi’s music video tops the pops

Even before its official release, the song “Ghanama” was trending and is still doing well a month later.

Art saved Asandile from soccer heartbreak

Two years ago he was a leading goal scorer at his school and had set his sights on becoming a professional soccer player. But his life changed when he missed a penalty.

Lil Nas X racks up millions of views with “Industry Baby”

Having been labelled satanic after he released 666 Nike branded shoes, with a drop of human blood in their soles, Lil Nas X is trending again. This time for his new song Industry Baby, featuring Jack Harlow.

Musicians take flight to make ends meet

The lockdown regulations that have just about shut all the avenues for artists and musicians to make a living, have forced many artists to look for an income beyond the borders of South Africa.

Always look on the bright side of life

In a landscape of high unemployment and skyrocketing levels of depression, a gospel acapella group called Blendeo Voices has been bringing cheer to KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng.

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