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By Sitha Maliwa: Randburg was not the same after what unfolded at Rhema Bible Church. What began as a summit quickly transformed into a spiritual eruption - where worship, conviction, and destiny collided in one unforgettable atmosphere. The What’s Your Next Summit (Gauteng Edition), hosted by Mmuso Worship, the music ministry of Mmuso Church, was more than an event. It became a defining encounter for a generation standing at the crossroads of identity and purpose. Under the piercing theme “Unlikely Candidate”, the message thundered through the hall: God does not wait for perfection - He calls the willing. Fear was confronted. Doubt was dismantled. And in its place, something far more powerful rose - bold surrender. One after another, voices ...

By Sitha Maliwa: In the heart of Soweto, where dreams are often tested before they are realised, a young boy named Kenny Sthembiso Dliwayo dared to believe he was built for more. Today, South Africa knows him as SPRKZ - a name that doesn’t just spark, but ignites. Pronounced “Sparks,” SPRKZ is more than a stage name. It is a statement. A brand. A relentless force of creativity forged through discipline, ambition, and an unshakable hunger to succeed. His story doesn’t begin in flashing lights or roaring crowds. It begins in the corridors of high school, where he once struggled academically - a self-described “debtor” of his own potential. But where others saw limitations, he discovered rhythm. Movement. Expression. Dance became his language, ...

By The Buz Hive: Melville’s beloved Die Pienk Kerk is proving that the smallest stages can hold the biggest moments and since opening its doors in late 2025, the venue has received rave reviews and sold-out shows.  Housed in the city’s iconic pink church at 24 Chatou Road, Die Pienk Kerk has quickly established itself as one of Johannesburg’s most distinctive cultural spaces: part restaurant, part coffee shop, part art space, and increasingly, one of the warmest and most talked-about live performance destinations in town.  The building, originally constructed in 1903, has been lovingly reimagined by owner Yanni Briel into a whimsical, welcoming gathering place where food, music, theatre and community meet.  Now, after a run of sold-out and near-capacity pe...

Can Jozi still be abuzz without the traffic? Let’s test it.For one Sunday only, 12 April 2026, we’re taking Main Street back for the people – no cars, just vibes. Expect street games, music, art, food and space to walk, ride and breathe in the middle of town. Join us in Marshalltown from 10:00 – 17:00 for Main St. Sunday. It’s mahala to attend, but please hit the RSVP link https://luma.com/2e7y6qu9 so we can plan safely for everyone. Babize bonke abomakhelwane and all your chommies – Jozi is waiting for you in the street.- @NewsSA_Online Follow us on our social media platforms below: