Ukhozi FM will finally announce 2019’s song of the year on Friday, March 13, 2020. This was revealed on the station’s Twitter page on Wednesday. The top ten songs of the year, as voted by listeners,...
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South African citizens are currently bearing the brunt of harsh economic conditions, with millions struggling to make ends meet due to unemployment. However, the government continues to milk the poor through a ...
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High-performance coach Rob Yates will be aiming to add a fresh mindset to the FNB Madibaz rugby team when they open their Varsity Shield campaign next week. Yates, a top-level consultant who specialises in ment...
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Ukhozi FM DJ Khathide ‘Tshathugodo’ Ngobe, also known as MC Tshatha, has been suspended for an unknown amount of time after responding rudely to the station’s listeners on social media, Zulu n...
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The female beauty industry is a long-standing and hugely successful one. Women have long been the target of expensive marketing campaigns and media crusades in order to gain their custom as users of a particula...
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If only having a merry Christmas came cheap… With December coming into full swing, it is easy to find yourself spending money in ways you have not anticipated. Gifts, family gatherings, parties and so muc...
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Many SME owners are so busy with the day-to-day running of their business that marketing often takes a back seat; or at least internal marketing does. This is mainly because the benefits of internal marketing a...
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Veteran broadcaster Xolani Gwala has died at the age of 44 after a two-year battle with colon cancer. It is reported that he died in the early hours of Friday, 01 November, 2019 at a hospital in Johannessburg. ...
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Hundreds of KZN residents had the fright of their lives on Thursday afternoon after experiencing a mild earth tremor. Many took to Twitter to express their shock and to find out if others felt it, and within mi...
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All South African business leaders have a responsibility to stand together to keep business moving, protect employment and the economy ticking over. According to Frank Mullen, CEO of telecoms and ICT provider Zinia, “How decision-makers adapt to the Covid-19 national disaster will determine the knock-on effect to businesses and livelihoods around the entire country.” “Now is not the time to stop doing business or bring a halt to spending,” he says. “If we do so, it ... Read more »
