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Tyla wins second Grammy with ‘Push 2 Start’
South African singer Tyla won her second Grammy for Best African Music Performance at the 2026 Grammy Awards in Los Angeles for "Push 2 Start".
Bravo Le Roux’s family confirms rapper died by suicide in Switzerland
The family of South African musician Bravo Le Roux has confirmed he died by suicide in Switzerland on Thursday, 22 January 2026, at age 30.
Hawks boss stopped from taking state property after security fears
Hawks head Major General Lesetja Senona was stopped from removing state computers and documents from his KwaZulu-Natal office after security concerns were raised.
Second man accused of killing DJ Warras appears in court
The man accused of killing DJ Warras appeared in court in Johannesburg on Monday and will apply for bail despite being illegally in South Africa.
McKenzie says South Africa has not agreed to host Women’s Afcon
Sports Minister Gayton McKenzie says South Africa has not confirmed it will host the 2026 Women's Africa Cup of Nations despite his deputy minister's comments.
Solanke stunner salvages Spurs point
Manchester City's Premier League title challenge hit a fresh stumbling block as Dominic Solanke's acrobatic strike salvaged a 2-2 draw for struggling Tottenham Hotspur on Sunday.
Zama zamas keep underground spaza shop booming
A West Rand man makes a steady income by running a spaza shop underground that serves illegal miners who stay below the surface for weeks at a time.
Student teaches ballet to pay university debt
A civil engineering student now teaches ballet to children in Johannesburg to raise money for her studies after losing her parents and falling into debt.
Ice cream keeps Cape Town siblings from going hungry
A young Cape Town man who lost both parents now sells ice cream to support his siblings while fearing extortion threats that forced others out of the same business.
Economic Freedom Fighters say democracy costs too much
Economic Freedom Fighters deputy president Godrich Gardee says constant elections cost political parties billions and place serious strain on South Africa’s democratic system.
Disabled Cape Town father turns to clothes sales to survive
A Cape Town man who uses a wheelchair now sells second hand clothes to support his family after his disability grant stopped without warning.
Two security guards shot during Cape Town escort job
One security guard died and another was wounded after gunmen opened fire while they were escorting a client doing electrical work in a Cape Town township.
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