The Bergen Performing Arts Center (BergenPAC) will celebrate the 2025 holiday season with a full lineup of concerts, ...

The 8-track afrojazz album, recorded live in studio with her full band has launched on Friday, October 31, across all digital ...

On Saturday, 25 April 2026, the Nasrec Expo Centre will transform into a pulsating world of light, bass and big-name DJs for the 11th edition of Africa’s biggest electronic music event. Then it’s Cape ...

MUMBAI (ANI) – Sridevi enchanted audiences with her unparalleled talent and luminous presence. Among India’s most celebrated actresses, her impact was immortalized through countless memorable ...

Growing up on their iconic hits, Tyla says their fearless energy and unforgettable songs shaped her sound and show why South ...

South African sensation Tyla has been named one of Glamour’s Women of the Year 2025, celebrating her rise from amapiano star ...

For nearly a decade, Shekhinah has been a staple of South African pop and R&B. Her evolution in the 2020s has been remarkable. Shekhinah’s voice is smooth, soulful, and unmistakably airy. Her unique ...

A ranking of the top songs based on streaming and sales activity from within the country- as tracked by Luminate. The ranking is based on a weighted formula incorporating official-only streams on both ...

As rainbow flags fill South African streets, Pride Month shines brighter than ever. Led by Kaye Ally and the Pride of Africa Foundation, Johannesburg’s celebration blends advocacy, art and joy, ...

She is a singer, songwriter, and qualified attorney who has quickly risen to fame while working alongside heavyweights such as Kelvin Momo, Black Coffee, Tyla, DBN Gogo, and Major League DJs, among ...

Gloucester have signed South African prop Dian Bleuler from United Rugby Championship side Sharks to help provide cover for a raft of injuries. The 26-year-old loose-head played for Western Province ...

De Klerk gets Proteas over the line for third straight win South Africa 235-7: Tryon 62 (69), Kapp 56 (71), De Klerk 37* (29) Bangladesh 232-6: Shorna 51* (35), Supta 50 (77); Mlaba 2-42 Listen to BBC ...