Limited edition of D-MAX Arctic assembled in Gqberha hits the market
BIG AND bold with exceptional off-road capabilities – this is the new D-MAX Arctic AT35, the second iteration of ISUZU’s specially developed ultimate double cab...
The identity of Thabo Bester still questionable
THABO BESTER’s new advocate, Tsoeunyane Jeremiah Pela, has implied the man locked up at the Pretoria Kgosi Mampuru II Correctional facility might be someone other...
Masandi features Mthandazo Gatya on his new single track ‘Bekezela’
IN WHAT echoes much like an Afro-pop melody, Masandi offers a phenomenon sonically familiar to his previous works. Apart from bestowing his fans with a standard inspirational...
Boomtown returns to the Durban July
THE COUNTDOWN to the most anticipated annual horse racing event in the country is already underway, and organisers of the most popular lifestyle experience at...
Bucs, Sekhukhune to face each other in the Nedbank Cup
ORLANDO PIRATES will face Sekhukhune United in the finals of the Nedbank Cup at Loftus Stadium, Pretoria. The finale has been scheduled for May 27,...
Another Builders store opens at Protea Glen
BUILDERS officially re-opened its Protea Glen superstore in April to introduce new departments for small and large appliances, flatpack furniture and flooring. The store is...
Min Ronald Lamola and his department to receive heavy punishment for contravening POPIA
THE Information Regulator has issued an Enforcement Notice to the Department of Justice and Constitutional Development (DoJ&CD) following the finding of the contravention of various...
Xitsonga nation unhappy with SARB on spelling errors on new bank notes
THE excitement around the launch of new bank notes has been short-lived. The new R100 banknote and coins were unveiled by the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) together...
Tourism minister and committee- are cracks beginning to show?
TOURISM Minister Patricia De Lille is already feeling the heat with only months in the hot seat, as cracks begin to show. She’s at loggerheads...
World Press Day celebrated globally, as Sivukile awards entries are now open
THIS YEAR is 30 years since the United Nations marked World Press Freedom Day, which came as a recommendation of UNESCO’s General Conference. Since then, on...