A forest that keeps Riky Rick's spirit alive and growing a legacy beyond music

The legacy of Riky Rick is taking on new life in a powerful and lasting way. Instead of a traditional monument, the Riky Rick Foundation for the Promotion of Artivism is launching the Riky Rick and Anton Chaka Memorial Forest at Rustlers Valley Regenerative Farm and Eco Tourism. Taking place on 18…

When home is a person, ReaDaSoul's "Buyelekhaya" captures the heartbreak of love that still lingers

South African soul merchant ReaDaSoul returns with a deeply personal new single, "Buyelekhaya," featuring De Soul and Miss Q. The song explores the emotional reality of missing someone who once felt like home, reminding listeners that home is not always a place but sometimes a person. As the first…

Liquideep returns to the spotlight with a special live experience celebrating the past, the future

South African music icons Liquideep are set to reconnect with fans in a special way when they present their first ever curated live experience at Untitled Basement in Braamfontein on the 23rd of July 2026. After nearly two decades of creating music that has become part of the country's soundtrack, …

Juss Gigi announces her arrival With Low Down Dirty South, a debut EP full of confidence, South African soul

South African musician, dancer, actress and entrepreneur Juss Gigi is stepping into a new chapter with the release of her debut EP, Low Down Dirty South. Led by the single Ismanga, the project offers listeners a glimpse into an artist determined to carve out her own space in the local music scene. …

Has the entertainment industry lost respect for media?

The relationship between artists and the media has come under the spotlight following an opinion piece by entertainment journalist Andile Mathobela, who argues that some South African artists have lost sight of the value of the media. Drawing from his recent experience at a music listening session,…

Can you really own property without a bank loan? Exploring new paths to property ownership

For many young South Africans, owning property feels out of reach because of high costs, strict lending requirements and limited access to information. With youth unemployment continuing to place financial pressure on many households, there is growing interest in alternative ways to enter the prope…

Why timing is everything when introducing a new partner to your children

Introducing a new partner to your children is one of the biggest milestones for any parent after a separation or divorce. While moving on is a natural part of life, experts say the timing and the way that introduction happens can have a lasting impact on a child's emotional wellbeing. From allowing…

When the kitchen never sleeps, the challenges facing modern chefs

Behind every beautifully plated meal is a chef working in one of the most demanding professions in the world. Long hours, high pressure service, constant creativity and the responsibility of leading a team can take a serious toll on both physical and mental wellbeing. While diners experience the ex…

KwaZulu-Natal set for a tourism boom as more than 920 000 visitors expected this winter

KwaZulu-Natal is gearing up for what could be one of its busiest winter tourism seasons yet. More than 920 000 visitors are expected to travel to the province during the upcoming school holidays, bringing an estimated R1.9 billion into the local economy. From Durban's beaches and the North Coast to…

How the nervous system influences both physical and mental health

Many people live with symptoms such as constant fatigue, headaches, digestive problems, anxiety, poor sleep, brain fog or difficulty concentrating without fully understanding what is causing them. Often, these experiences are attributed to stress, a demanding lifestyle or emotional strain. While th…