UMASIPALA waseThekwini ulindele izivakashi ezingaphezu kuka-1.2 million kule mpelasonto yePhasika. IMeya yalo mkhandlu, uMnuz Cyril Xaba, ithe balindele ukuthi izivakashi zisebenzise u-R2.6 billion.

As Sjava embarks on a new chapter in his musical career, the South African artist is no longer merely chasing fleeting moments—he is meticulously curating them. A decade after stepping into the ...

Speaking exclusively to Eyewitness News, the artist reflected on a career-defining 12-month journey that culminated in his latest studio album, INkanyezi NeZinkanyezi. South African singer and rapper ...

Sjava’s music has always unfolded like a long conversation. Each project adds a new layer, shaped by time, lived experience and the people that he meets along the way. As he marks ten years since his ...

Sjava offered fans a unique listening experience at the launch of his new album, Inkanyezi Nezinkanyezi, on Wednesday. Loosely translated from isiZulu, Inkanyezi Nezinkanyezi means ‘a star among stars ...

Jabulani Hadebe, popularly known as Sjava, has announced the release of his album "Inkanyezi NeziNkanyezi", set to drop on Friday, 30 January 2026. The album marks the last part of the "Inkanyezi" ...

South African multi-award-winning singer Sjava recently announced the release of his upcoming album, INkanyezi NeZinkanyezi The popular star revealed that he will drop the album in January 2026 on his ...

Award-winning musician Sjava lit up the Mbombela Stadium with an electrifying pre-match performance ahead of the MTN8 final. The "Indoda Enjani" hitmaker delivered a powerful set that included fan ...

Kabza de Small and Sjava have proven to be South Africa’s musical heavyweights, as Spotify takes over social media with their viral marketing invention ‘Spotify wrapped’, which has revealed them as ...

South Africans, curb your enthusiasm — we’re not voting for a Sjava Grammy nomination just yet. Sjava, real name Jabulani Hadebe, recently posted on Instagram hinting at a Grammy consideration for his ...

Heritage Month is over but our Africanness is not. To remind us that the end of September does not translate to the cessation of our heritage, on November 11 Sjava (Jabulani Hadebe to his family) ...