South Africa: Over 100 Displaced in Stellenbosch Informal Settlement Fire – South African News Briefs – June 25, 2025
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South Africa: Belal Khaled’s Photographs Bring the Horror of Life in Gaza to Johannesburg
[GroundUp] Haunting images of the war through the lens of Palestinian photojournalist
South Africa: Scotts Maphuma’s New Romance With Senamile Mhlongo Revealed
[Scrolla] Amapiano star Scotts Maphuma reportedly dating Senamile Mhlongo, according to gossip blogger Musa Khawula. Neither Scotts nor Senamile have confirmed the relationship rumours that are spreading on social media.
South Africa: UCT Student Balances Books and Triathlons On the Road to World Champs
[UCT] Rebecca Monk, a third-year student at the University of Cape Town (UCT), is defying the odds by balancing a tight academic schedule in geology and oceanography with her passion for triathlons – with lots of success.
South Africa: Sound Sculptor BJ Engelbrecht On Making Art That Is Perceived By All Senses
[Daily Maverick] BJ Engelbrecht talks about the childhood influences that led to his mode of being, and the arts community in which he thrives.
South Africa: Andile Mpisane Set to Become Father of Five
[Scrolla] Andile Mpisane is reportedly set to become a father of five as his wife Tamia is said to be pregnant.
South Africa/Algeria: All of Africa Today – June 23, 2025
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South Africa: Stone Tools From a Cave On South Africa’s Coast Speak of Life At the End of the Ice Age
[The Conversation Africa] The Earth of the last Ice Age (about 26,000 to 19,000 years ago) was very different from today’s world.
South Africa: Black Coffee Raises R500,000 to Help Flood Victims
[Scrolla] The floods in Mthatha killed 90 people and left many families without homes or belongings. Big companies and ordinary people helped Black Coffee collect R500,000 for food, clothes and shelter.
South Africa: Shaka Ilembe – Finally, a TV Series On the Zulu King That’s True to Language and Culture
[The Conversation Africa] Shaka Zulu is one of the most storied figures in South African history. Believed to have been born around 1787, the man also known as uShaka kaSenzangakhona is regarded as the founder of the country’s Zulu nation.