Author: Rethabile Nyelele

I’m a dedicated journalist and writer dedicated to delivering well-researched, engaging, and insightful stories. With a strong background in sports, motoring, weather, and breaking news, I thrive on uncovering compelling narratives that inform, educate, and captivate readers.

Scheduled for 9 August 2025 at the Big Top Arena in Johannesburg, PFL Africa 2 represents a milestone moment: it is the first time the Professional Fighters League Africa returns to Johannesburg, following its inaugural event in Cape Town. By hosting the quarter-finals of the tournament in welterweight and featherweight divisions, the city joins the continental stage of mixed martial arts. That global attention aligns perfectly with the Gauteng Tourism Authority’s strategy to foreground the province as Africa’s top destination for sports-driven tourism. Tourism Gains: International Fans and Extended Stays Sporting events are a powerful tourism draw in our country. As…

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BMW has a long-standing reputation for building exceptional engines, and the B58 turbocharged inline-six is one of its crown jewels. Widely praised for its balance of performance, efficiency, and reliability, the B58 has become a mainstay in many of BMW’s top models. With global recognition including being named one of the best engines in the world in 2023 the B58 has proven to be both a fan favorite and a performance benchmark. What Is the BMW B58 Engine? The BMW B58 is a 3.0-litre inline six-cylinder engine equipped with a single twin-scroll turbocharger. Introduced in 2015 as a replacement for…

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Fresh from a night of glitz and glory at Emperors Palace, Nonkululeko Mlaba was the star of the Cricket South Africa Awards, not only for her brilliance on the field but also for her flair off it. Draped in a shimmering gold gown stitched by a school friend, Mlaba turned heads while juggling her silverware and doing a quick touch-up before going on camera. “This dress nearly betrayed me,” she joked, referring to a minor wardrobe malfunction. “I was dancing, celebrating my friend’s win, and suddenly everything fell apart, but I made it work. Hope you’re not mad, girl! I…

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As the 2025/26 Betway Premiership season kicks off, Kaizer Chiefs are entering a critical chapter in their modern history, one not simply focused on restoration, but on genuine evolution. After years of seeking stability and pride, the conversation has shifted. The fans, the club, and the leadership know that it’s no longer enough to show glimpses of improvement. This season, the demand is clear: win trophies or fall short of expectations once again. The Pressure Is On Nabi Head coach Nasreddine Nabi is now in his second term in charge, and with that comes heightened scrutiny. While his first season…

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Mamelodi Sundowns forward Lucas Ribeiro has made it clear that the team is determined to go all the way in this year’s MTN8 competition. This determination comes as they prepare for a crucial quarterfinal showdown against Richards Bay. Having exited the tournament at the semifinal stage last season after back-to-back defeats to Stellenbosch FC, the Brazilians are eager to rewrite their story. They aim to reclaim the MTN8 crown they last lifted in 2021. Redemption on the Horizon Speaking ahead of their quarterfinal clash at Lucas Moripe Stadium on Sunday evening, Ribeiro emphasized the team’s commitment and hunger to win.…

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Orlando Pirates head coach Abdeslam Ouaddou has expressed optimism about Abdoulaye Mariko’s future at the club, following the Malian striker’s debut in their 2-0 win over Polokwane City at the Orlando Stadium. Mariko was among six new players introduced during the match, alongside Oswin Appollis, Sipho Mbule, Sihle Nduli, Tshepang Moremi, and Yanela Mbuthuma. The match marked a confident start for the Buccaneers in the new campaign, with the coach using the opportunity to rotate and test his new additions. A Glimpse of Potential Mariko entered the fray just after the 60-minute mark, replacing Mbule, and provided glimpses of his…

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The South African automotive market maintained its strong trajectory in July 2025, delivering an impressive monthly sales figure of 51,383 vehicles, a notable 15.6% increase compared to the same period in 2024. Toyota Dominates the Market As has become the norm, Toyota once again asserted its dominance by a significant margin, moving 12,694 units in July. This figure is more than double that of the second-place brand, reinforcing Toyota’s stronghold on the local market. Strong Showings From Suzuki and VW Suzuki continued its upward climb with 6,257 vehicles sold, solidifying its second-place position and demonstrating sustained appeal among budget-conscious buyers.…

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Toyota South Africa has officially launched a new e-commerce platform aimed at making the ownership and brand experience more accessible and convenient for customers across the country. The new digital storefront, called Shop Toyota, is already live and caters to both existing Toyota drivers and general fans of the brand. The move comes as part of Toyota’s wider digital transformation strategy and responds to growing consumer demand for online access to vehicle-related products and services. Whether you’re looking for authentic parts, branded merchandise, or accessories to personalise your car, Shop Toyota aims to become a one-stop destination. Desiree Trollope, General…

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South Africa’s most anticipated motoring celebration, the Kyalami Festival of Motoring, is revving back to life at the end of August. With tickets now officially on sale, petrolheads and families alike are gearing up for a weekend of speed, innovation, and entertainment at the iconic Kyalami Festival of Motoring. Event Details What’s on Show Marking its eighth edition, this year’s festival brings an impressive lineup of vehicles from major automotive brands, including: Some brands will unveil new models making their South African debut ahead of official market launches later this year or early in 2026. Experiences and Attractions Attendees can…

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South African Airways (SAA) revealed exciting news for holidaymakers—a brand-new international flight route connecting Cape Town and Mauritius. The route will take off this December. This will mark the first time that SAA offers a non-stop flight to the tropical island destination, catering to growing demand from Western Cape travelers seeking leisure getaways. New International Flight Route Details The service is scheduled to commence on 9 December 2025, with flights operating three times a week on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. The outbound journey will depart Cape Town International Airport at 09:25, landing at Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport in Mauritius…

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