Zandile Gumede’s supporters unfazed, vow to continue demonstrations
Politics
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Oscar winner Malek sought reassurances over Bond film role
Malek told reporters in New York that he raised his concerns with the film's director Cary Fukunaga and received reassurances that was 'not his vision', according to Britain's 'Daily Mirror' tabloid.
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Rapper ASAP Rocky arrested in Stockholm after street brawl
The incident took place on Sunday and was partly captured in a video published by celebrity news outlet TMZ.
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Geri Horner to quit Spice Girls tour?
Fans were sent into a frenzy last month when Mel B announced during the group's final gig that they were planning to take the shows around the globe.
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Artscape, CEO honoured with top award
Marlene le Roux received the award last week in Bilbao for her sterling work as an Arts practitioner in the country.
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South Americans marvel at total solar eclipse
Solar eclipses happen when the Sun, the Moon and Earth line up, allowing the Moon to cast its shadow on Earth.
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PowerBall results: Tuesday, 2 July 2019
EWN brings you the winning PowerBall results. Were you a winner?
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Jada Pinkett Smith explains why women find married men so attractive
The 47-year-old star - who is married to 'Aladdin' actor Will Smith - tried to offer her views about why people might find the idea of a taken men so appealing.
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The high cost of private health care: Are you getting your money's worth?
Citing the competition commission, Laura Lopez Gonzalez said South Africans are paying more for premiums.
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In France, Michael Jackson fans sue over HBO documentary
The two-part film, which was released in March, broke streaming records and prompted the Jackson family to sue for $100 million.
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After backlash, Kardashian drops 'Kimono' name from underwear line
Kim Kardashian sparked a social media storm last week when she unveiled the new line, with some in Japan accusing her of disrespecting the traditional outfit.
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Lady Gaga leads surge in women to become Oscar voters
Invitations to 842 people announced Monday included leading women such as Claire Foy, Elisabeth Moss and Gaga - who won a best original song statuette for 'A Star Is Born'.
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Like cigarettes, alcohol creates secondhand harms - study
Over a 12-month period, more than one in five women and nearly one in four men experienced some harm related to someone else’s drinking, in a study published in the Journal of Studies on Alcohol and Drugs.
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Duke and Duchess of Sussex urge fans to 'save the planet'
Each month, the royal couple use their Instagram account to follow a select group of people involved with a particular cause or initiative and for July, the pair - who have eight-week-old son Archie together - are backing those who are working to protect the environment.
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Counselling for festival-goers after magician shot with crossbow
Magician Brendon Peel accidentally shot his co-star Li Lau in the head with a crossbow in full view of a horrified National Arts Festival audience.
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'We have wealth in our cultures': Sho Madjozi comes home after winning BET Award
Sho Madjozi won the BET Best New International Act at the 2019 BET Awards in Los Angeles last week.
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Cara Delevingne slams Justin Bieber
Cara Delevingne has waded into the row between Taylor Swift, Scooter Braun and Justin Bieber after he supported his manager, Braun, after Taylor Swift branded him a 'bully' following the news that he had acquired the majority of her master recordings.
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Actor survives accidentally being shot with crossbow during NAF show
During the show, 'Carnival Sideshow and Other Magical Things' on Sunday afternoon, performer Li Lau was injured by a crossbow during an illusion performed by Brendon Peel.
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MY TAKE: 'Going Back to the Truth of Space' and the role of ancestors in life
EWN's Winnie Theletsane shares her views on the role ancestors play after watching the play 'Going Back to the Truth of Space' at the NAF in Makhanda.
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Justin Bieber: Hailey is 'so out of my league'
'You are so out of my league and I'm okay with that! You are mine and I am yours'.
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Tony Miyambo's burden of playing an ape in a post-apartheid SA
'Kafka's Ape' star Tony Miyambo explains the challenges of a black man playing an ape in post-apartheid South Africa.
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Jada Pinkett-Smith says she never wanted to marry
The 47-year-old actress wouldn't describe Will as her husband and prefers to talk about her "life partnership".
