Money Smart Week South Africa encourages consumers to strengthen their financial knowledge and confidence, especially as the cost of living continues to put pressure on households. On The Best Route with Lilly Wa Ga Makofane and the team, we speak to Khayalakhe Ndlovu, Consumer Education Analyst at the Financial Sector…
Sitintile Secondary School and Hoërskool Sybrand van Niekerk will represent Mpumalanga at the National Road Safety Competition on 28 September after winning the provincial PET competition. The Grade 10 and 11 learners impressed judges with research-based solutions to road safety challenges in their communities.
The KaNyamazane Community Health Centre clinic committee recently hosted a successful fun walk for senior citizens aged 60 and above, promoting healthy ageing, physical activity and community participation. While organisers expected around 100 participants, an impressive 205 elderly residents joined the initiative. The overwhelming turnout has encouraged organisers to consider…
We caught up with Conrad, the ventriloquist behind the much-loved Chester, to chat about his upcoming show at The Capital. He takes us behind the scenes of his unique craft, shares more about his journey with Chester, and gives us a taste of what audiences can expect from the exciting…
For many South Africans, the workplace is a significant part of everyday life — but what happens when that environment becomes a source of fear, stress and emotional distress? Corporate bullying can take many forms, including verbal abuse, victimisation, isolation, passive-aggressive behaviour, harassment and cyberbullying. The impact can affect employees’…
South African creatives are navigating a rapidly changing industry as Artificial Intelligence becomes increasingly common in music, design and promotional content. Guitarist, composer, producer and author Billy Monama recently made his position clear, saying he is “officially boycotting” being featured on posters created using AI. He argues that AI-generated promotional…
Professor Thenjiwe Meyiwa has officially been inaugurated as the Vice-Chancellor and Principal of the University of Mpumalanga (UMP). She assumed the position in October 2025 and brings extensive experience in higher education leadership, research and institutional management. The inauguration marks the formal installation of Prof Meyiwa as UMP’s academic leader,…
We caught up with the team at News Café Witbank for a fun game of “Can You Call Your Work Play?” We put them on the spot to see how they really feel about their jobs, their workplace and what makes work enjoyable.
It’s time to get personal and have some fun with RnB DJ Nonhlanhla Luthando on Celebrity Rush Connection! From choosing between coffee and tea to revealing her biggest fear, hidden talent and what’s always in her bag, we’re getting to know the personality behind the decks.
With Heineken workers currently in a wage dispute, the role of trade unions in protecting workers’ rights is once again in the spotlight. FAWU is demanding a 7% wage increase, while Heineken has maintained its 5% offer. On Street Shoutouts, we speak to Comrade Thami Mzileni, Deputy General Secretary of…
Illegal advertisements continue to clutter municipal infrastructure across Mbombela, with abortion stickers and other posters reappearing on poles, traffic lights and public spaces despite repeated clean-up efforts. We Care 4 Nelspruit is taking action once again by organising a city-wide clean-up on Saturday, 8 August 2026. In this podcast, we…
The Mordecai Ndlovu Foundation recently hosted its Men as Allies Bush Camp at Hlongo House, creating a safe space for men to step away from everyday pressures and focus on personal growth, accountability, and leadership. The camp encouraged honest conversations about fatherhood, human rights, responsibility, and the role men play…
Searches for "school bullying" in South Africa have surged by 202% as learners return for Term 3, highlighting growing concern about bullying and cyberbullying. In this episode of The Street Shoutout, we discuss why many children stay silent about bullying, the emotional and mental health impact it has on young…
Barberton Mines athlete Msawenkosi Buthelezi claimed victory in the 2026 Men's Challenge road race at Mbombela Stadium with an impressive winning time of 1:07:31. In this episode of Street Shoutout, he reflects on his winning race strategy, what this achievement means to him, and shares words of encouragement for young…
In this episode, we speak to attorney Slungu Thobela about one of the most emotional legal disputes families can face: who has the legal right to decide where a loved one is buried? We unpack what South African law says when a spouse and the deceased's family disagree, who has…
On this exciting episode of Celebrity Rush Connection, we sit down with South African lifestyle content creator, influencer, and MC Given le Giza. Renowned for blending fashion, travel, lifestyle, and entertainment into authentic and engaging content, Given shares the story behind his growing digital brand and what it takes to…
What do you do when the career you trained for doesn't lead to employment? In this inspiring episode of Street Shoutouts, we spotlight the journey of Mbatsane Mmeli Xolane, a 27-year-old entrepreneur from Mpumalanga who turned unemployment into opportunity by building a successful farming business. After struggling to find work…
Sibuyile Primary School Choir has made Mpumalanga proud after securing third place in the Intermediate Phase Western category at the ABC Motsepe South African Schools Choral Eisteddfod National Championships in Pretoria. In this episode, we sit down with the school's principal to discuss the dedication, discipline, and teamwork behind the…
The Deputy Minister of Justice and Constitutional Development, Mr Andries Nel, is delivering a public lecture at the University of Mpumalanga on the role of indigenous African languages in the justice system. The discussion explores how language shapes access to justice and why African languages should advance beyond interpretation to…
South Africa's next generation of culinary stars is preparing to take on the world. The South African Chefs Association has officially unveiled the Junior Team Masakhane Training Squad, a group of ten talented young chefs selected from across the country to begin their journey to the 2026 Culinary World Cup…
30 Jul
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