Ladysmith Black Mambazo still going strong 60 years later
‘There are no celebrities in the group. We are just humble human beings,’ says a member.
Five-time Grammy Award-winning Ladysmith Black Mambazo have given the reasons behind their long-standing decades of success as humility, financial acumen, and working hard to perfect their craft without which they would not have been the oldest active music group in Africa.
Cable theft and illegal mining threaten Joburg’s infrastructure
The city came within 30cm of a major disaster as illegal blasting nearly ruptured a fuel pipeline.
I was threatened with rape and violence following Malema tweet – Karima Brown
The journalist says the EFF leader is a ‘facist and a bully’ and that the IEC should act against him and his party.
South African men are worse off than women – study
International study overturns a few cherished assumptions about gender.
Faf du Plessis: the captain steering the Proteas ship
While regaining the number one ranking in Tests is clearly one of Du Plessis’ priorities, the World Cup remains the Holy Grail for the Proteas.
Democracy revitalises Barokologadi ba ga Maotoe village
The Barokologadi people had their ancestral land returned to them in 2007 after they were forcefully removed by the apartheid government.
Brad Binder – definitely a biker to bet on in future
His consistent upward trajectory of wins is not by chance – he has a multifaceted plan, with winning Moto2 world title the next target.
At 49, Ernie Els remains highly relevant to golf globally
Ernie Els has not only left his mark on the golf course, but has enriched lives, too, with various commitments off the greens.
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