St. Lucia Jazz Festival - PHOTOS
The St. Lucia Jazz Festival is an annual internationally-known event which takes place on the Caribbean island of Saint Lucia. The event brings together international as well as local musicians. The jazz festival not only features jazz music but also R&B and Calypso.
Majoro aims, fires a stream of pee at patrons car
THE PSL will not introduce the Bad Boyz of Soccer category to their annual awards any-time soon.
Pauper's grave for Dash unless music friends cough up for funerals
AT THE zenith of his career, kwaito star Brown Dash swam in pools of costly champagne, ate yellow cheese and caviar, drove flashy cars and lived in posh suburbs.
Sweet words of illicit love - 'Mr SA' first prince wrecked my family
IMAGINE this poor man's shock and disappointment.
Harrington's varsity's address a parking lot
It seems Bishop Keith Harrington got his degrees from a parking lot and that they were awarded by a controversial preacher who believed in unidentified flying objects (UFO). 18 Comments
Glowing praise as loverboy Shiceka is buried
SICELO Shiceka had a wish that he once communicated to his colleague, Correctional Services minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula. 7 Comments
Want to shadow Dineo all day long?
Vuzu has announced that Club 808 host and former YFM presenter Dineo Ranaka will be the subject of a new reality TV show. 0 Comments
Playing with lives - Only fury flows in this place where water is a weapon
Bushbuckridge is sitting on a real crisis of water and electricity - the twin life-giving pillars at the top of the 21st century's social chain that should not be negotiable. 1 Comments
Coffee 'steals' Arthur's songbird
ONE of the world's No1 house music chef, DJ Black Coffee, is preparing some of his coffee flavours with ingredients he allegedly stole from kwaito king Arthur Mafokate's kitchen. 2 CommentsRamodike given a send-off 'fit for a king'
FORMER chief minister of the Lebowa bantustan, Nelson Ramodike, was given a funeral fit for a king. 0 CommentsUp Close & Personal with Jafta Mamabolo
Jafta Mamabolo is dressed to the nines in a beautifully tailored blue jacket, a red checked shirt, pants and smart shoes when we meet him at the SABC studios on Tuesday.
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Hot property and so diva-trocious
SOME celebs seem to be immune to the spoils that come with their status. Some, thanks to good management and a low-key life, keep a clean image.
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Depp denies split rumours
JOHNNY Depp has denied splitting from long-time girlfriend Vanessa Paradis.
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Planning on a grand entrance
JAMES Ngcobo prances around on his toes and slightly bent knees as he gives notes to the star-studded cast he prepares to perform E'skia Mphahlele's The Suitcase at the international opening of the Soweto Theatre on Friday.
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Back from brink - Chabangu repays favour with toil
LERATO Chabangu's football revival has been as inspirational as that of his club Moroka Swallows.
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The final battle - United must net 9 goals
LONDON - Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson and his Manchester City counterpart Roberto Mancini will rally their troops one last time today when the nine-month battle for the Premier League title ends in victory for one club or the other.
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Fitness headache - Bafana top stars lack of game time worries Pitso
INJURIES and a lack of game time for a few of his tried and tested players present a problem for Pitso Mosimane, Bafana Bafana coach.
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AmaTuks finally graduate
AS THEY stand proudly on the cusp of Premiership promotion, University of Pretoria FC acknowledge their debt of gratitude to a certain under-23 rule.
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Fishing in the same pond
THE appointment of Stuart Baxter as Kaizer Chiefs coach this week has revived a unique relationship between the glamour club and Bafana Bafana.
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Former Springbok coach de Viliers returns to rugby
SPORTS Minister Fikile Mbalula is on a mission to bring former Springbok coach Peter de Villiers back into rugby.
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'Morgan was the spice of life'
FRIENDS and relatives paid tribute as they said their last goodbyes to motoring journalist Morgan Naidu at the Sandton Bible Church in Douglasdale, Johannesburg this week
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Selebi, Shaik may walk and 20,000 'skelms' too
DISGRACED former police commissioner Jackie Selebi and President Jacob Zuma's friend Schabir Shaik are some of the "skelms" who may benefit from yesterday's announcement that parolees and probationers will be granted special remission of sentence.
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Outrage at 'Blacks are fools' - Slikour says sorry, but...
HIP-HOP artist Slikour has offered a disingenuous apology for offending the public with his controversial song Blacks Are Fools - after allegedly being threatened with death.
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Saving 'spinach' - Eastern Cape government steps in
THE Eastern Cape provincial government has announced it is to intervene in the plight of premier musician Zahara, real name Bulelwa Mkutukana, following Sunday World's exposé of her dire situation.
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Tshidi finds romance in top cop Sibiya's arms
FORMER SABC2 weather presenter Tshidi Diphoko has been thawing herself out in the warm wings of the big Gauteng Hawks General Shadrack Sibiya.
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Harrington fesses up to sins of his youth and apologises
BISHOP Keith Harrington, married to Generations actress Sophie Ndaba-Harrington, poured his heart out to Sunday World as he made a passionate apology for his past misdemeanours.
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The Juju curse - Ex loses house, car
EXPELLED ANC Youth League president Julius Malema's supposed lover Lizelle Tabane was kicked out of her house in the north of Pretoria and dispossessed of her car.
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'MaNtuli left our NGO high and dry'
PRESIDENT Jacob Zuma's wife Nompumelelo Ntuli-Zuma's NGO collapsed after she was accused of spending funds on matters unrelated to the charity.
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Gay abandon - Actually there was fear and protest
ACTOR Zolisa Xaluva was nervous about playing a homosexual in the most watched drama series on South African TV.
Foster youth now - Agency changes tack
THE National Youth Development Agency (NYDA) says it inherited major problems when Umsobomvu Youth Fund (UYF) and the National Youth Commission (NYC) merged to form the agency in 2009. 0 Comments
Keeping SAA's birds flying
ENGINEERING analyst at South African Airways' (SAA's) technical department Ronny Makgakga tells us about his job. 0 Comments
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Celebrations greet interdict on e-toll
THE government was dealt a heavy blow yesterday when High Court Judge Bill Prinsloo pulled the handbrake on the controversial e-toll system that was scheduled to start tomorrow.
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Bakgatla got bucks
THE Bakgatla-Ba-Kgafela community this week made huge strides to raise R1bn for a 27% stake in a platinum mining project on its communal land worth R23bn.
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'MaNtuli left our NGO high and dry'
PRESIDENT Jacob Zuma's wife Nompumelelo Ntuli-Zuma's NGO collapsed after she was accused of spending funds on matters unrelated to the charity.
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Corporate trickery - Sisulu linked to Chuene company 'theft'
FORMER president Nelson Mandela's lawyer Bally Chuene has allegedly hijacked a company linked to parliamentary speaker Max Sisulu.
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Juju shape up! whether you're shipping out or not
IF EVER there was a full-figured male model for a comic fashion catalogue, his face would most likely resemble that of Julius Malema.
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'Playa and serial hubby - Trail of wives , exes
BISHOP Keith Harrington - whose rise to fame was marrying TV diva Sophie Ndaba - allegedly duped his parishioners into believing that he was still married to his ex-wife Nthabiseng Fransisca, neé Malope, when they were actually divorced in May 2006.
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The Juju curse - Ex loses house, car
EXPELLED ANC Youth League president Julius Malema's supposed lover Lizelle Tabane was kicked out of her house in the north of Pretoria and dispossessed of her car.
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Sophie's hubby a fong kong? Fake degrees exposed
THIS week it emerged that Bishop Keith Harrington's International Theological Seminary may not exist at all.
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Churches must unite
How committed are Christians to their religion, and how have they contributed to the perceptions and treatment meted out to them by society?
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Flagrant gold-diggers - they're willing sex sellers
IT seems the saga involving Minister of Sports Fikile Mbalula and model Joyce Molamu has gold-digging written all over it.
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Rampant Zuma dares detractors
PRESIDENT Jacob Zuma issued his sternest warning to his detractors that they don't have a future in the ANC if they are ill-disciplined.
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'I want answers'
"My wife was four months pregnant. They said they wanted to skin her alive because there is a sell-out in her womb"
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