A premiere of Dear Sis Dolly at Joburg’s Hyde Park Metro cinema celebrated the remarkable life of former Drum editor Liz Khumalo while paying tribute to the magazine that gave voice to Black South Africa’s stories, struggles and triumphs. PHOTOS: SIPHO MALUKA
The 2nd Sport Business Forum was held at Wanderers Club in Johannesburg on Wednesday and Thursday. The forum provides a platform where brands, sponsors, captains of the leagues, clubs and associations meet to explore...
Scores of mourners today attended the funeral of veteran Soweto entrepreneur Velaphi “Vela” Benjamin Mabuza, uncle to celebrity United States-based media personality Felicia Mabuza and father to top Sandton restaurateur...
The inaugural Music Business Awards Africa (MBAA) hosted a function to announce this year’s nominees at the Mercedes-Benz Motus facility in Bedfordview, Johannesburg, on Wednesday. The event, which took place under the...
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