Dineo Ranaka Dishes On Her Lockdown Schedule

Former Irish TV personality Grainne Seoige is speaking out about the harsh restrictions during the lockdown in South Africa.

South African’s have been stuck in lockdown for nearly 6 weeks now. It’s been a very stressful time for all of us.

This week, the country has started to ease lockdown restrictions but still requires many South Africans to stay at home and continue practicing social distancing while going out for essential services. One person who is used to travelling the world and being out and about is TV presenter and actor Jonathan Boynton-Lee. Now, in a recent interview, the star shares how he has been dealing with the recent lockdown.

Many South Africans will be returning to work from today as the country has moved to lockdown level 4.

The outbreak of the novel coronavirus has forced South Africans indoors in a lockdown effort to help stop the spread of this respiratory condition. If you’re single and staying alone, this strange time in history could prove especially trying – perhaps even more so if you’re used to regular hook-ups.

With Love Island now airing twice a year, the stars that the ITV series creates have less time to cash in on their fame.

As lockdown continues in South Africa, the 14th edition of the South African Film and Television Awards will host their award ceremony online for the first time in their history. However, the award show will still have some star power this year as Dineo Ranaka has been tapped to host the ceremony this year.

Pop singer Kiesza stars in a short film documenting the world’s empty streets in lockdown through drone footage.

We’re now firmly into week four of lockdown in South Africa, with a little while still to go. We caught up with some familiar faces on Tropika Island of Treasure Curaçao who share their top tips on surviving the rest of lockdown.

A host of local drag queens are paying tribute to South Africa’s fortitude during the coronavirus pandemic while sending a message of hope and unity.

From a queer perspective, how are you coping with being in quarantine or lockdown? What are you struggling with? What or who helps you cope? How are you keeping busy? Where are you spending lockdown and who are you with?

Singer/actress Letoya Makhene just released a brand new song about hope titled Ngihawukele. The track is a follow up to her 2019 single Qinisela.

Over the last three weeks, South Africans have been ordered to stay home unless they need to leave their houses for essential goods or services and last week, President Cyril Ramaphosa announced a two-week extension as the country continues to battle the Covid-19 coronavirus. However, while necessary, the lockdown has been difficult for so many people – including Kelly Khumalo.