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DJ Tira receives backlash for promoting woman beater Mampintsha’s new song
Mampintsha, whose real name is Mandla Maphumulo, was recently under the spotlight after a video of him physically assaulting Gqom musician Bongekile ‘Babes Wodumo’ Simelane surfaced.
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Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan's Windsor move delayed
Harry (34) and Meghan (37) currently reside in the two-bedroom Nottingham Cottage at Kensington Palace in London but announced their Windsor move in November.
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SA defends Trevor Noah as Americans support canning of show
While some Americans were devastated by the news, others were in full support of the canning of his show, going as far as calling it a “waste.”
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Kanye West sells Yeezys for mental health charity
Kanye West and his family set up their own stall where they sold limited pairs of the unreleased Yeezy Boost 700 V2 'Geode' to raise funds for the National Alliance on Mental Illness.
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JMPD officers deployed to FNB Stadium ahead of Ed Sheeran concert
Big Concerts and FNB Stadium management have confirmed that e-hailing service Uber is an accredited transport service for the event.
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PowerBall Results: Friday, 22 March 2019
EWN brings you the winning PowerBall results. Check to see if you won.
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JLo and A-Rod congratulated on engagement by Obamas
The singer and actress and the retired baseball star got engaged earlier this month in the Bahamas.
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Uber puts several safety initiatives in place for Ed Sheeran JHB concert
Included in Uber’s operational plan were several safety initiatives to provide reliable rides to and from the stadium.
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'Lorena' documentary tells Lorena Bobbitt's story in a new light
The story of Lorena and John Wayne Bobbitt garnered massive global attention. On 23 June 1993, Lorena, then 24, cut off her husband's penis as he slept after he had raped her.
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House of Khan: Pakistani finds fame as 'Game of Thrones' doppelganger
The 25-year-old so resembles actor Peter Dinklage, who has played the witty and wily nobleman since the hit series' first season in 2010, that he gets regularly stopped by strangers desperate for a picture.
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Global box office revenue hits $96.8bn record high in 2018 - report
Online video streaming services such as Amazon Prime and Netflix, in particular, saw impressive growth, with subscriptions surpassing those of cable TV for the first time.
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Back to the future: cassettes launch comeback tour
The humble cassette is back, joining vinyl as a darling of audiophiles who miss side A and side B.
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‘Game of Thrones’ star Emilia Clarke opens up about surviving brain aneurysms
Clarke, who plays Mother of Dragons Daenerys Targaryen in the medieval fantasy series, spoke of her two brushes with death for the first time in a personal essay.
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No load shedding for Ed Sheeran concerts, organisers promise
Big Concerts and stadium management say that all provisions have been made to ensure there's no power outages during the duration of the show.
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Royal but regular: Will Harry & Meghan seek ‘normality’ for their baby?
Now with the birth of his first child expected In April, Queen Elizabeth’s grandson and his wife Meghan will have to decide how ’normal’ a life they want the future seventh-in-line to the British crown to have.
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Michael Jackson's bodyguard defends King of Pop
Michael Jackson watched over the Thriller hitmaker along with Javon Beard - whom he co-wrote the 2014 book 'Remember the Time: Protecting Michael Jackson in His Final Days' with.
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Kylie Jenner gives up on Jordyn Woods friendship
The 'Life of Kylie' star fell out with her best friend last month after she allegedly kissed her half-sister Khloe Kardashian's boyfriend Tristan Thompson.
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This is what happens when Eskom isn’t invited to a party
In the 13 second clip, a group of people are seen dancing when the lights go out. The group was not impressed.
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What happiness can teach us about how we measure human development
The index presents a stark picture, but by measuring what matters – beyond only GDP – the data shows how fragility and crisis block the arteries of progress.
