Cape Town is putting on her jazz shoes this week. The sounds of jazz will be heard at various venues as the Mother City is gearing up for a week-long programme of music, culture and creativity. These musical feasts have already started and will end on 28 March 2026, on the last day of the Cape Town International Jazz Festival. “Anchored by the Cape Town International Jazz Festival (CTIJF), this week features
Kaptein has done it again!
Category: Breakfast
The Kaptein has done it again! Kurt Darren is set to release his new single this week and it’s already the talk of the town. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Smile 90.4 FM (@smile904fm) Have a listen to what happened on the show this morning and our full conversation with Kurt: “I wrote this for my kids. I’m just having a jol. At this stage in my life I’ve
South Africa has etched its name into the global golfing record books, as LIV Golf South Africa 2026 officially became the highest-attended professional golf event in the country’s history. More than 100,000 fans streamed through the gates at The Club at Steyn City over four days, creating an electric atmosphere that blended world-class golf with festival-style entertainment. Hoë gaan dit my broer @elonmusk….kyk hierso 👇🏾. This is #SouthAfrica🇿🇦. https://t.co/7untmcLlqN — Clayson Monyela
South Africa has a new name to celebrate on the global athletics stage, as Franco Le Roux blazed into the record books at the World Indoor Championships in Poland over the weekend. The rising star clocked an astonishing 7.50 seconds in the men’s 60m hurdles on debut, smashing a 23-year-old African record in the process. In a sporting twist, the previous record holder, Shaun Bownes, now coaches the new African champion!
The South African Health Products Regulatory Authority (SAHPRA) is set to brief the media next week on the recall of specific batches of Citro-Soda Regular, following safety concerns linked to a manufacturing facility in Johannesburg. In a media advisory issued on Friday, the regulator confirmed that the recall stems from a potential contamination risk identified at the Clayville plant operated by Adcock Ingram. SAHPRA emphasised that the recall is limited to certain
