The rise of AI music: Can you still tell what’s real?
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping industries across the globe, and the music and performance sector is no exception.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping industries across the globe, and the music and performance sector is no exception.
As political heavyweights battle for the Joburg mayoral chain, Ekurhuleni is left with questionable leadership choices, deepening governance and infrastructure concerns.
As this extraordinary year winds down, it feels right to pause, ever-so-briefly, before the diary fills up again and we kick-start 2026. By Katy Katopodis Kaya News This was not a gentle year. We bore witness to stories that shocked, saddened and, at times, left the country speechless. We covered devastating crimes against children, from the murder of Jayden Lee Meek to the Joshlin Smith case, where justice finally caught […]
The Kaya 959 and Chivas Regal partnership brought luxury, fashion and Formula 1 excitement together at an exclusive Cape Town Sprint Race Watch Party. The second leg of Kaya 959’s trade event collaboration with Chivas Regal took shape as an exclusive F1 Qatar Sprint Race Watch Party in Cape Town on Saturday, 29 November 2025. The event spotlighted the dynamic partnership between Chivas Regal and Kaya 959, a collaboration that […]
David O'Sullivan This past weekend, we marked Human Rights Day and remembered the 61st anniversary of the Sharpeville massacre. The photograph below was taken 61 years ago today in Sharpeville. It was taken about 90 minutes before police at the Sharpeville police station opened fire on a group of Pan Africanist protesters, who had gathered to protest against the hated pass laws, resulting in one of the bloodiest and most […]
By: Kagiso Mnisi Jazz education and development The most fabulous things about any people are the legends they produce. 'Legends' in this instance is a deliberate reference to stories and knowledge. In the context of the forthcoming attraction that is the Jazzuary Masterclasses of 2021, aptly titled 'Rebirth Of School : Jazz education and development', the idea of knowledge production foregrounded in Jazz movement is deciphered. As a nod […]
Don't miss the Phakama Africa #BlackExcellence Webinar. Theme: We come from African Black Excellence - Our Humanity and Boldness A campaign to celebrate and reset our collective mindset back to UBUNTU, while highlighting the legacy of great South Africans and to make known the stories of their lives; it is intended to inspire generations with the title of a hymn written by Charlotte Maxeke: Phakama Africa / Africa Arise! The […]
By: Natasha Archary Born in San Francisco, Myesha was based in Johannesburg following her move from California in 1993. Once established here, she took the poetry scene by storm as the force she was meant to be. Myesha hosted many exclusive jazz poetry nights at Kaya 959, showcasing the talent of multiple artists and poetry enthusiasts. Her presence will be missed deeply across the station and the platform she […]
By: Boniswa Matiwane Lala ngoxolo Qhawekazi The young liberator: Zindzi as a child Zindzi Mandela, the youngest daughter to struggle stalwarts Nelson Mandela and Winnie Madikizela Mandela was called to rest on July 13, 2020. Zindzi was born and raised to the struggle. At the tender age of 3, Zindzi’s father was sentenced to life imprisonment. When she was 12 years old, she reached out to the United Nations […]