Will Linley’s musical style blends catchy pop melodies with heartfelt, relatable storytelling, often infused with elements of indie and acoustic pop. His songs are warm, upbeat, and emotionally honest, with smooth, emotive vocals layered over polished yet organic production. Drawing inspiration from both international and South African influences, his music often carries themes of love, self-discovery, and connection, making it both radio-friendly and deeply personal. He joined us for breakfast to
President Cyril Ramaphosa has officially opened the First National Convention at UNISA in Pretoria on Friday, 15 August. The Convention will launch a wider nationwide dialogue process, which aims to address key challenges in South Africa and shape a shared future for all citizens. This initial two-day event brings together 1,000 delegates from across society and will set the agenda for an inclusive, citizen-led National Dialogue. The National Dialogue is set
Stone fruit from South Africa could soon be winging its way to China. This follows the securing of production protocols with China for five stone fruit products. These products are apricots, peaches, nectarines, plums and prunes. South African stone fruit could soon be winging its way to China The Agriculture Minister John Steenhuisen says this marks the first time that South Africa has negotiated more than one production agreement with China. This opens the door
As the Mitchells Plain community continues to grapple with gang and gun violence, the Western Cape Government is hoping to better collaborate with residents to quell it. This, as the Provincial Police Oversight and Community Safety Department, is set to meet with local safety stakeholders for engagements on plans to address crime in the community. The meeting, scheduled for Saturday, 16 August, will run from 09:00 to 15:00 at Cedar
Fatal taxi related shooting in Kensington, driver killed and three injured
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A taxi driver has been gunned down in a fatal shooting incident in Kenington on Friday morning. According to police, the driver of a minibus taxi with three passengers stopped at about 05:50, near the corners of 16th Avenue and Voortrekker Roads, when an unidentified man boarded the vehicle. Warrant Officer Joseph Swartbooi says the man drew a pistol and shot the driver from behind. “The driver intended to respond; however,






