By: Natasha Archary South Africans are questioning the possibility that the Soweto tavern incident was more than just a 'random mass shooting'. This after the State of Qatar called the incident an 'act of terrorism'. In a statement released by the Minister of Foreign Affairs for the State of Qatar, the shooting was condemned with the state "rejecting the violence and terrorism regardless of the motives and reasons." "The State […]
By Katlego Sekhu A 64-year-old man in the Eastern Cape is set to appear in the Kariega magistrate court today for the murder of his son, 35, on Saturday, 9 July 2022 in Kwanobuhle. It is alleged that on Saturday around 18:55 the man and his son had an argument. The man then went to his bedroom and returned armed, shooting his son twice - on the chest and in […]
By: Natasha Archary The excuses from power utility Eskom continue as South Africa experiences the 45th consecutive day of loadshedding. With the state-owned entity once again pushing the country into Stage 4 on Sunday, 10 July, Eskom heavyweights held a media briefing on Monday to highlight further capacity inefficiencies. Due to the further loss of five generation units over the past 36-hours, loadshedding will now continue for the rest of […]
By Zuko Komisa According to a letter sent by a lawyer on behalf of billionaire Elon Musk to the company's top legal officer on Friday, Musk wants to cancel his $44 billion bid to purchase Twitter. Musk has stated numerous times that he would eliminate almost all limitations on what users may post, accusing Twitter of stifling free speech while determining what material is too destructive for the service. Twitter […]
By Katlego Sekhu It's been almost five months since the passing of South African rapper Riky Rick and the icon's passing still feels unreal. Real name Rikhado Makhado, the rapper passed away in Johannesburg aged 34. It is reported that he died by suicide. In the season finale of his reality television show, Somizi revealed that the news of Riky's passing "left him without words." Shortly after the rapper's death, […]
By Katlego Sekhu DJ Zinhle found herself being dragged over the weekend after a video of her sharing a hug with Nadia Nakai at a gig surfaced. Tweeps questioned how could DJ Zinhle be so friendly with someone who is dating the father of her firstborn Kairo. Reacting to the social media trolls DJ Zinhle tweeted: "This video is not fun, people prefer hate & bitterness between women for their […]
By Katlego Sekhu The Tladi family confirmed with profound sadness the untimely passing of musical artist Itumeleng George Tladi, 30. Itumeleng was widely known by his stage name Tumi Tladi. He passed away in the early hours of Sunday morning in Johannesburg. Tumi Tladi was a son, brother, and uncle. He is survived by his parents, five siblings, his niece, and nephews. The Tladi family humbly requests privacy during this […]
By: Natasha Archary Royal AM Chairperson, Andile Mpisane has reportedly served Sithelo Shozi with a lawyer's letter demanding paternity tests. As detailed in the Sunday World, Andile who first questioned the paternity of their second child, now wants tests done to confirm that both girls are in fact his. Things are getting heated between the former couple who have been at loggerheads following Sithelo's claims that Andile abused her, during […]
By: Natasha Archary Acclaimed South African film critic and veteran journalist, Barry Ronge has died at the age of 74. Ronge reportedly died peacefully in the arms of his life partner, Albertus van Dyk, a week ago, on Sunday, 03 July. The highly acclaimed film and arts critic retired in 2014, and was with his life partner for 45-years. Barry Ronge was known for his detailed reviews in the Sunday […]
By: Natasha Archary The death toll from the Soweto tavern shooting incident has risen to 14, with several others injured. At approximately midnight on Sunday, 10 July, masked gunmen stormed the Mdalose Tavern in Nomzamo informal settlement in Orlando, Soweto. Police were called to the scene where it was reported that over 33 people were injured. On arrival police confirmed that 12 people were found dead at the scene. One […]
In case you missed this week's edition of The Hive with Bonolo 'Bee Sting' Molosiwa, you missed the hottest songs on the charts. Here's a quick recap of this week's Dance Top 10. The Afrobeat Dancehall Ragga Top 10 No. Song Last Week Up Weeks on Chart 1 Serge Gainsbourg (Herbert's Fred & Ginger Mix) | Bonnie & Clyde 1 0 4 2 Mbuso khoza Feat. Lady Du | […]
By Katlego Sekhu Joining 959 Breakfast for the ever 'All You Need Is Laugh' is comedian Tumi Stop Nonsons. In a light-hearted conversation to wrap up the week, Tumi opens up about having to cut his hair after an allergic reaction to a product his barber used on his hair. "I had to cut my hair after realising something was wrong," he shares. A couple of years ago, the comedian […]
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