Bay breakers flip their way into national competition
Zamandulo Malonde Features reporter 09 March 2021
Two Gqeberha break dancers have flipped, flicked and flared their way into Red Bull’s BC One national competition, after battling it out in their home city at the weekend.
Bridgemeade B-girl Midian “Mids” Ganyaza, 27, and Hillside B-boy Cheslyn “Rhythm” Meyer, 31, were crowned regional champs at the Fairview Sports Centre at the weekend where the cypher was held.
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Woman who set up home at bus stop finally removed PREMIUM
Zamandulo Malonde Features reporter 05 March 2021 Elderly residents of Cuylerholme in Central breathed a sigh of relief on Thursday after the homeless woman who had occupied a bus stop near the residence was removed and taken to safety.
The woman, thought to be in her 30s, had been living in the bus stop shelter in Western Road for more than a month, much to the mutual frustration and concern of residents.
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Nhlanhla Majozi takes a walk on wild side Monkeys, birds and kayaking some of Garden Route attractions highlighted in musician’s media campaign PREMIUM
Zamandulo Malonde Features reporter 04 March 2021
Monkeyland, Birds of Eden and other iconic spots in Plettenberg Bay provided the perfect backdrop for SA musician Nhlanhla Majozi and social media content creators while filming a winter campaign for an international brand.
Majozi experienced the town’s majestic coastline with photographer and videographer Dean Cothill and social media content creators Daniela Ing and Shawn Ogulu over four days last week.
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These shoes are made for learning Instead of receiving gifts for her 60th birthday, businesswoman collects footwear for needy pupils
Zamandulo Malonde Features reporter 01 March 2021
It is often underestimated what a new pair of school shoes can do for a pupil’s confidence and, consequently, his or her future.
This is the view of an Eastern Cape businesswoman who has started a school shoe donation drive to celebrate her 60th birthday.
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