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The South African
07-07-2025
- Entertainment
- The South African
Tyla breaks Billboard record for Africa [video]
Tyla made history with her debut album, TYLA , becoming the first album by an African act to spend a milestone 50 weeks in the top 5 on the Billboard World Albums chart. This achievement marks a significant moment not only for Tyla but for the entire African music industry. It signals the growing global influence of African artists. Tyla has shattered records with her unique blend of amapiano, afrobeats, pop, and R&B. Her album, released in March 2024, features 14 tracks and collaborations with international stars such as Travis Scott and Gunna. Read the full version of the ' Tyla's album becomes Africa's longest-charting on Billboard' article. The album's infectious rhythms and storytelling lyrics have captivated audiences worldwide, propelling it to sustained success on global charts, according to Billboard. 'Tyla's success is a testament to her talent, hard work, and the power of music to transcend borders,' said a Spotify spokesperson. Looking for quick updates? Watch News in a Minute videos on The South African's YouTube page for all the key stories you need to know! Catch all the latest videos on news, lifestyle, travel, sports and more – there's always something to watch! Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and BlueSky to stay connected and get your news on the go!
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The South African
07-07-2025
- The South African
Police investigate viral TikTok of drunk Cop [video]
Police are investigating a viral TikTok video that shows members of a community accusing a South African Police Service (SAPS) officer of being under the influence of alcohol while on duty. In the clip, the group can be seen confronting the officer, claiming he is intoxicated and calling him a disgrace. The video, which has garnered thousands of views, ends with police officers speeding away from the scene. SAPS has confirmed that the allegations are serious, stating that if proven true, they would constitute both serious misconduct and a criminal offence. Read the full version of the ' Drunk cop? Police probe viral TikTok video' article. In a statement, North West police spokesperson Brigadier Sabata Mokgwabone said the claims are damaging to the professional image and integrity of the police service. He added that such incidents contribute to the growing trust deficit between law enforcement and the communities they serve. SAPS has called on members of the public to come forward with any information that could assist in the investigation. According to Brigadier Mokgwabone, preliminary inquiries suggest that two individuals affiliated with the Patriotic Alliance and Operation Dudula may be able to assist. Looking for quick updates? Watch News in a Minute videos on The South African's YouTube page for all the key stories you need to know! Catch all the latest videos on news, lifestyle, travel, sports and more – there's always something to watch! Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and BlueSky to stay connected and get your news on the go!
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The South African
07-07-2025
- Sport
- The South African
Ndabayithethwa Ndlondlo to exit Orlando Pirates [video]
Orlando Pirates have reportedly opted against extending the contract of one of their talented midfielders. The Buccaneers are ringing the changes ahead of next season. Pirates have struggled to compete with rivals Mamelodi Sundowns in the Betway Premiership over the past few seasons. And now, in a bid to close the gap between themselves and Masandawana, Orlando Pirates are refreshing their squad. Read the full version of the ' Orlando Pirates cut ties with fan-favourite worth R14.5 million' article. According to the latest transfer gossip, Ndabayithethwa Ndlondlo has been released by the Buccaneers. Ndlondlo joined the club back in 2022, and has was a key player under Jose Riveiro up until last season. It was last season where the diminutive midfielder fell out of favour at Orlando Pirates. In total, he made 65 appearances for the club, scoring three goals while assisting three more. Looking for quick updates? Watch News in a Minute videos on The South African's YouTube page for all the key stories you need to know! Catch all the latest videos on news, lifestyle, travel, sports and more – there's always something to watch! Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and BlueSky to stay connected and get your news on the go!
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The South African
04-07-2025
- The South African
SANParks outlaws drones in Kruger Park [video]
South African National Parks (SANParks) has issued a stern reminder to the public that flying drones in any national park is illegal, regardless of the intended purpose. In an official statement, SANParks clarified that unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) – commonly referred to as drones – are prohibited under the National Environmental Management: Protected Areas Act (NEMA). The legislation stipulates that no aircraft, including drones, may fly below 2 500 feet above the highest point within a national park without prior written permission from SANParks. Read the full version of the ' SANParks issues reminder of DRONE use in Kruger Park' article. 'All national parks in South Africa are legislated protected areas with restricted airspace, making them no-fly zones for all unauthorised aircraft,' SANParks said. The reminder comes as reports increase of illegal drone use in popular reserves, which SANParks warns can disturb wildlife and negatively affect the experience of other visitors. Looking for quick updates? Watch News in a Minute videos on The South African's YouTube page for all the key stories you need to know! Catch all the latest videos on news, lifestyle, travel, sports and more – there's always something to watch! Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and BlueSky to stay connected and get your news on the go!
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The South African
04-07-2025
- Sport
- The South African
Kaizer Chiefs signs two ex-Pirates [video]
In a week where they have already announced three signings, Kaizer Chiefs have gone on to announce two more. Chiefs have further bolstered their squad with the acquisitions of former Orlando Pirates duo Thabiso Monyane and Paseka Mako. The signings of Monyane and Mako, add to the three of Nkanyiso Shinga, Flavio Silva and Ethan Chislett . Chiefs took to their official X account to welcome the now ex-Pirates duo to Naturena. Read the full version of the ' Kaizer Chiefs FINALLY announce ex-Orlando Pirates duo!' article. The duo were among the first players to reportedly sign for Chiefs in early June, upon their release from Pirates. However, Monyane and Mako were left out of the first batch of signings announced earlier in the week. Now as the team prepare to step up their pre-season in the Netherlands, the duo will be hoping to impress. Chiefs confirmed that Monyane will wear jersey number two, while Mako will don the number 29. Those are also the same numbers that they wore during their time at Pirates. They are expected to compete against Reeve Frosler, Dillan Solomons as well as Shinga, and Bradley Cross respectively. Looking for quick updates? Watch News in a Minute videos on The South African's YouTube page for all the key stories you need to know! Catch all the latest videos on news, lifestyle, travel, sports and more – there's always something to watch! Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and BlueSky to stay connected and get your news on the go!
