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DISASTERSep 21Tenth woman's body found in South Africa, three suspects arrestedAfricanews [en]
WORLDSep 21Three arrested in South Africa over one of nine women's bodies foundThe body of Jabulile Ntimba was the ninth to be found recently in an area east of Johannesburg.BBC World
POLITICSSep 20South Africa: Will the ANC lose old and strategic allies?À l’approche des élections locales du 4 novembre, le Congrès national africain (ANC) pourrait perdre le soutien de deux organisations alliées depuis la lutte contre l’apartheid. Autre mauvaise nouvelle : l’érosion de son électorat s’accélère.Jeune Afrique
WORLDSep 20‘We’re terrified all the time’: Fear and anger in South Africa after nine women’s bodies found in three monthsThe Independent World
DISASTERBREAKINGSep 20Nine women found dead near Johannesburg sends shockwaves through South AfricaFrance 24 [en]
POLITICSSep 20LUNCEDO MTWENTWE | South Africa is not yet in the business of leaving legaciesThis article, by Luncedo Mtwentwe, presents a commentary suggesting that South Africa is not currently focused on establishing lasting legacies. This indicates an analysis of the nation's political or developmental priorities.businessday.co.za · South Africa
WORLDSep 19Fear and anger in South Africa as bodies of nine women found: What we knowPolice examining 'all possibilities' as women in Ekurhuleni, Johannesburg, fear murders could be linked.Al Jazeera [en]
WORLDSep 19South African circus gives young performers a new route forwardIn Johannesburg, a circus is helping young performers from under-resourced communities turn talent into careers. Among them is 29-year-old Brian Ngobese, who grew up in Alexandra township. After discovering circus almost by accident, he trained in aerial acrobatics.Africanews [en]
WORLDSep 19South Africa: Olifantsfontein residents hold vigil for woman found deadResidents of Olifantsfontein gathered to remember a woman whose body was found floating in a river in Clayville, east of Johannesburg, as communities across the area demand action over a series of killings of women.Africanews [en]
WORLDSep 19How the Scorpion Kings are serving up South African cultureAmapiano has long since outgrown the dance floor. What began as a distinctly South African sound has become a cultural export, carrying the country’s languages, rhythms and creativity to audiences far beyond its borders. Now, the genre is finding another way onto people’s tables. DJ Maphorisa and Kabza De Small, collectively known as the Scorpion Kings, have teamed up with RocoMamas for the limited-edition King’s Feast, a collaboration bringing together music, food and South African culture ahead of their FNB Stadium concert on Saturday. For DJ Maphorisa, the significance of Amapiano’s international rise extends beyond music. “Amapiano has given the world a different view of South Africa,” he says. “It’s not just our music that people are connecting with, but our culture, language and creativity.” The collaboration comes during Heritage Month, adding another layer to an experience built around South African cultural expression. From the dance floor to the dinner table Food, much like music, can act as a gateway into memory, identity and community. Maphorisa believes bringing the two together creates another way for people to engage with the country’s heritage. “Music and food both bring people together,” he says. “Combining the two gives people another way to experience and celebrate what makes South African culture unique.” For Kabza De Small, that connection is particularly evident in the use of familiar local flavours. “Food is a big part of our culture,” he says. “Flavours like atchar bring back memories and bring people together, just like music does.” The collaboration sees the artists’ personalities translated into a food experience, including the Papta Sting, a burger with a bold, spicy flavour profile. For Kabza, the heat fits naturally with the energy associated with the Scorpion Kings. “Definitely. The Papta Sting has that bold heat, and I think our music has the same energy, it’s meant to make you feel something.” Also Read: Mothers who raised stars before fame found them Serving culture to a global audience There is something significant about the direction Amapiano’s influence has taken. The genre is increasingly being experienced as part of a wider South African cultural package rather than simply consumed as music. Its international reach has created opportunities for collaborations that place Amapiano artists in spaces far beyond the traditional music industry. For Kabza, the opportunity to use that visibility to celebrate local culture is important. “It’s very important. We have so much to be proud of, and collaborations like this help us celebrate and share our culture with more people,” he says. Maphorisa shares a similar sentiment when reflecting on Amapiano’s international success during Heritage Month. “It means a lot because Amapiano comes from home,” he says. “Seeing our music succeed globally reminds me of how powerful and special our culture is.” That connection to home is also central to Kabza’s advice to emerging artists and creators hoping to reach international audiences. “Stay true to yourself and your roots,” he says. “That authenticity is what makes you different, and people around the world connect with that.” More than a meal The King’s Feast forms part of a wider experience around the Scorpion Kings’ FNB Stadium concert on Saturday. Guests at the activation will travel from Rosebank to RocoMamas Southgate for the tasting experience before continuing to the stadium for the live show. For Kabza, bringing the two experiences together creates another way for fans to connect with the duo. “It makes the whole experience bigger,” he says. “Fans can celebrate the Scorpion Kings through both the music and the food, leading up to the FNB Stadium concert.” The collaboration also reflects a broader shift in the way entertainment and lifestyle brands interact with South African music culture. Rather than simply attaching a logo to a concert or sponsoring an artist, brands are increasingly creating experiences that allow audiences to interact with an artist’s world through food, fashion, hospitality and entertainment. The King’s Feast puts that approach on the plate. And for Kabza, the hope is that fans leave with an appreciation not only for the food but for what it represents. “I hope they enjoy the food and feel proud of what it represents,” he says. “It’s a celebration of our culture, our music and how far we’ve come.” Also Read: Scorpion Kings fever hits new high as more tickets drop Subscribe To Our Newslettersundayworld · south africa
WORLDSep 19South Africans voice their anger as hundreds hold femicide vigilHundreds of people gathered at the University of Cape Town on Friday at a vigil for victims of femicide in South Africa.Al Jazeera [en]
DISASTERSep 18Grim discoveries of murdered women spark fear in South AfricaBBC World
POLITICSSep 18South African High Commission official visits Andhra UniversityAn official from the South African High Commission visited Andhra University. This visit suggests engagement between South Africa and an educational institution.The Hindu
DISASTERSep 18Nine bodies found in South Africa raise fears of serial murder, femicideWashington Post World
BUSINESSSep 18How can I delete an account on Lottoland South Africa?Players often choose to close accounts after a big festive period, during tight month-ends, or when they simply want a break from online lottery play to enjoy live sports or save towards bigger goals. How to Delete Your Lottoland South Africa Account Step by Step The process is straightforward and usually completed quickly. Self-Exclusion vs [...] The post How can I delete an account on Lottoland South Africa? appeared first on Sports-Focus.co.za .sportsfocus_co_za · south africa
WORLDSep 18South Africa 'feels like a prison' for women amid spate of femicidesNPR News
WORLDSep 18‘This is a war’: South Africa battles femicide as women’s bodies pile upAl Jazeera [en]
POLITICSSep 17What shall we do about South Africa? By Azu IshiekweneIf South Africa needed any serious signal that the mobs roaming the streets of its cities and townships in search of immigrants were a disgrace, the FIFA World Cup in June 2026 provided a large screen. But the country is not looking. Or it is looking but cannot see. In the last three years, according […] The post What shall we do about South Africa? By Azu Ishiekwene appeared first on Vanguard News.Vanguard Nigeria
WORLDSep 17Serial killer suspicions in South AfricaIn tonight's edition, the body of a 9th woman is found in Johannesburg as South African police start investigating a potential femicidal serial killer. Also, Africans are excited about what good use of the technology could mean to growth, but many are also worried about what an AI free-for all could soon mean for their lives and livelihoods. And Chad’s first music school officially opened its doors on Wednesday night in N’Djamena.France 24 [en]
POLITICSSep 17What shall we do about South Africa?, By Azu IshiekweneAnti-immigrant scapegoating may seem normal, especially among politicians in the post-Trump era. Still, I share the sentiment expressed on the back of the proverbial mammy wagon that often travelled East of Nigeria in the old days: “No condition is permanent.” If South Africa needed any serious signal that the mobs roaming the streets of its […] The post What shall we do about South Africa?, By Azu Ishiekwene appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.Premium Times
WORLDSep 17South Africa gender commissioner: women ‘hunted’ amid femicide crisisA ninth woman has been found dead amid a wave of killings in South Africa’s Ekurhuleni region, east of Johannesburg.Al Jazeera [en]
WORLDSep 17Ninth dead woman found in South Africa in the same region near JohannesburgDe politie in Zuid-Afrika heeft vandaag ten oosten van Johannesburg een negende lichaam van een vermoorde vrouw gevonden. Er zijn zorgen dat er een seriemoordenaar actief is. Half juli werd de eerste vrouw gevonden ten oosten van Johannesburg, niet ver van het internationale vliegveld. In augustus en september zijn sindsdien in hetzelfde gebied nog eens acht vermoorde vrouwen gevonden. "We kunnen niet op deze manier lichamen blijven oprapen", verklaarde de nummer twee van de nationale politie, Tebello Mosikili. Drie van de vermoorde vrouwen zijn zwart, van de andere slachtoffers is de huidskleNOS Buitenland
DISASTERBREAKINGSep 17Ninth woman’s body found as South Africa probes series of killingsAl Jazeera [en]
WORLDSep 17Court jails South African woman 25 years in Abuja for importing heroin into NigeriaThe South African woman was arrested by NDLEA operatives on 6 July at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, after 14 large blocks of heroin were found in her luggage. The post Court jails South African woman 25 years in Abuja for importing heroin into Nigeria appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.Premium Times
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