Crown Gospel Music Award Founder Zanele Mbokazi Dies After Battle With Lung Cancer

Zanele Mbokazi-Nkambule, influential founder of the Crown Gospel Music Awards and distinctive voice at Ukhozi FM, has passed away at age 52 after a battle with lung cancer. Her husband confirmed she died during minor surgery in Durban on August 12, 2024. Her death has prompted a wave of condolences and heartfelt tributes from the South African music and media community.

South Africa Faces Rising Concerns with Second Mpox Death in a Week

South Africa's health ministry reports a second mpox death this week. A 38-year-old man from KwaZulu-Natal succumbed to the disease, making it the second fatality in a week. The total number of cases has risen to six, all severe. Efforts include rapid deployment of Tecovirimat treatment to combat a potential outbreak.

South Africa's 2024 Elections: Prepping for a New Coalition Era

As South Africa gears up to elect its seventh democratic Parliament, signs point to a shifting political landscape. The ANC's long-standing dominance may dwindle, ushering in a new era of coalition governments. The Democratic Alliance, Economic Freedom Fighters, Inkatha Freedom Party, and a new contender, uMkhonto weSizwe, will play pivotal roles. The country's future hinges on unity and collaborative governance.

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