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DJ Zinhle shot down rumours that she and AKA are back together, after a picture of her and the rapper hugging went viral on social media. However, AKA's other ex, Bonang Matheba, got tongues wagging on Twitter streets after she alluded to having a new man in her life. The media personality on Sunday tweeted:  "...all the kisses". The BForce quickly got to work trying to decipher what their Queen B was referring to, but it was Bonang's reply to one fan's comment that really got tweeps excited. One Twitter user decided that Matheba's cryptic tweet was in fact lyrics to a single she was about to drop. Matheba, however, quickly debunked his claim with a reply that made Twitter CSI pay attention.

Minna - The immediate past Nigeria Ambassador to South Africa, Ahmed Ibeto has disclosed that the recurring incidences of murder involving Nigerians were being carried out by Nigerians themselves contrary to claims of xenophobic attacks. In an interactive session with journalists shortly after the presentation a letter of intention to vie for the governorship of Niger state on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) on Monday in Minna, Ibeto said from the statistics of killings and their remote and immediate causes available to the Nigeria Embassy, most of the incidences were as a result of conflict between Nigerians. "I can authoritatively tell you from the evidences we have that

The Kenya Wildlife Service on Monday shot and killed the hippo that mauled a Taiwanese tourist at the Lake Naivasha. KWS Hells Gate park warden Nelson Cheruiyot said it was shot hours after the incident. "Our officers tracked and shot the animal after the incident,"said Mr Cheruiyot. The Taiwanese was on Saturday evening attacked and killed by the hippo on the shores of the fresh water lake. Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) said the tourist was taking pictures when the attack occurred. Mr Chang Ming Chuang, 66, was pronounced dead on arrival at the Naivasha District Hospital. TRAGIC ENCOUNTER His colleague Mr Wu Peng Te, 62, who survived the tragic encounter, is recuperating at Lake Naivasha Sopa

An edited extract from WTF: Capturing Zuma - A Cartoonist’s Tale, by Zapiro (with Mike Wills). Published by Jacana. What became known as the Rape of Lady Justice cartoon appeared in the Sunday Times on 7 September 2008 ahead of Judge Nicholson pronouncing on whether the National Prosecuting Authority’s corruption case against Jacob Zuma could proceed. Of all the cartoons I have ever done, this one provoked by far the greatest response. It was attacked, praised, debated and analysed on public platforms, on TV, on radio, in newspapers and in huge volumes on blogs and online media. The controversy surrounding the cartoon was covered in many international media, including the BBC, Al Jazeera, the

JOHANNESBURG - Absa Premiership Club Kaizer Chiefs’ new 2018/19 playing jersey has received International critical acclaim after it was voted as the world’s best kit by UK-based football magazine FourFourTwo. The acknowledgement has seen a rise in demand for the Amakhosi jersey globally. The magazine said on its website: “Oh yes. Kaizer Chiefs have produced two delightful kits for the current season: first‚ a gold home jersey with black strips which represent ‘traditional spears rising together to create a sense of motion and unity on the field’. The second is a stunning purple-bodied‚ black-sleeved change strip with some fetching splashes of gold on the collar‚ crest and Nike swoosh. Now‚ where

JOHANNESBURG - Bruce Whitfield interviews Dr Adrian Saville from the Gordon Institute of Business Science and Rand Merchant Bank Strategist John Cairns about the weakening state of the rand. Saville says the term contagion seems to be what’s affecting most of the emerging economies as due to their tight links and over-reliance on some commodities. The rand is one of the most deeply traded emerging market currencies, making it susceptible to swings in sentiment on global markets. Listen to the audio for more.