It's been six years since South African pop diva Brenda Fassie died - but she has not been forgotten. The show, Brenda, takes its audiences on a journey through the singer's musical career, from the beginning until her death at the age of 39 in May 2004. 

The musical's producers are looking for replacement for the title role, which is played by former Isidingo actress Lesego Motsepe. The award-winning actor, producer and director of the musical, Jerry Mofokeng, said "young hopefuls who can stand in for Motsep." He added "We are looking for someone special, with an incredible spark and ability to sing like Brenda, to come on as the understudy for our full run at the State Theatre, Pretoria." 

"So we are ...

On the 18th of July Tata Mandela was turning 92 years, this day has been created as an official Mandela day globally and indeed it has gained momentum. Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela spent 67 years making this world a better place. 

The main purpose of this day is to bring together people around the world to fight poverty. Mandela Day campaign is calling on people around the world to commit 67 minutes of their time to help change the world around them not just on the 18th of July, everyday must be a Mandela day

Do for Change, like no one else!

Kaizer Chiefs communications manager Thebe Mohatle has warned their supporters not to be complacent in voting for the Telkom Charity Cup, despite their strong showing so far. 

Since the inception of the tournament 24 years ago, Amakhosi have never missed out on the season-opener and they look likely to make it again this year as they are lying second in the voting standings with 31,952 votes, behind Mamelodi Sundowns who have 38,273, and Orlando Pirates were third on the charts with 26,823 votes. Mpumalanga Black Aces were fourth with 19,030 and Ajax Cape Town completed the top 10 with 232 votes.

However Thebe said "Our supporters cannot afford to be arrogant and complacent. "Qualification for the tournament is not automatic and ...

Rangers manager Walter Smith revealed Today his interest in signing two of South Africa's World Cup stars Bongani Khumalo and Katlego Mphela.

Talks have already taken place between Ibrox chief executive Martin Bain and representatives of striker Mphela and defender Khumalo, at the behest of the Rangers boss.

Smith said "We are seriously considering both these players,I believe they could fit in well for us. Contact has been made, but we'll need to wait and see what happens in the coming weeks."

Khumalo who has reportedly also attracted the attention of Tottenham, said: "I know about Tottenham and it would be a dream to play in the Premiership. But I also think playing in the Champions League would be special."

Meanwhile Mphela ...