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It’s a big day for South African music! Earlier this year, Stormzy topped the UK Charts with his massive hit ‘Own It’ which features Burna Boy and Ed Sheeran and as the song continues to gain momentum in Africa and around the world, the rapper has tapped our very own Sho Madjozi for the official remix of the single – and it’s fire!

© Getty LONDON, ENGLAND - JANUARY 21: Ruth Langsford (L) and Eamonn Holmes attend the National Television Awards at 02 Arena on January 21, 2015 in London, England. (Photo by David M. Benett/Getty Images) Ruth Langsford was overcome with emotion as she broke down in tears on Thursday’s Loose Women.

One of the biggest adjustments many South Africans have had to make during the Covid-19 lockdown is not seeing their loved ones. To minimise the spread of infection, the government has ordered the country to stay at home unless absolutely necessary and has forbidden social visits to friends and family. This is something Morning Live presenter Leanne Manas has been struggling with.

Ruth Langsford was overcome with emotion as she broke down in tears on Thursday’s Loose Women.The presenter, alongside panelists Stacey Solomon, Saira Khan, and Nadia Sawalha, was discussing the last time she had a “good cry” when Ruth was left in tears.The hosts opened up on their own personal experiences of letting out your emotions when the 60-year-old shared her story.

As schools in South Africa remain closed, JAM SA has already provided 1 061 000 JAM porridge take-home rations to children and their families across the country.

Over the last couple of years, Nadia Nakai has grown to become one of the most popular faces in the South African Hip Hop sphere.

A MADCAP adventurer is plotting a course out of lockdown - by swapping his art collection for a yacht to sail around the world solo.

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.

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.

Katie Price has bravely opened up about the terrifying car jacking that took place in South Africa in 2018.The 41 year old model opened up about the ordeal, where she was held at gun point in front of her children, during the first episode of Celebrity SAS: Who Dares Wins earlier this week. While candidly speaking to former SAS solider Ant Middleton about the robbery, Katie said it had caused her to check into the Priory mental health hospital.

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