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PJ Powers has produced a new version of the song “World In Union” with the Tygerberg Children's Choir, as a tribute to all COVID-19 essential workers.

Ayanda Dlamini caught up with her.

One lucky South African is R158 million richer and may not even know it.
No one has come forward to claim one of the biggest Powerball jackpots in South African lottery history. The winner according to the National Lottery operator Ithuba spent just R15 on the ticket. There’s another jackpot of R17 million that is yet to be claimed by someone in Pretoria. Ithuba’s Nomakhosi Mbatha gave us the details.

The Special Investigating Unit has made a massive breakthrough in its bid to recoup funds that were stolen from Eskom.

The SIU announced on Friday that it will be getting more than a billion rand back from ABB South Africa.

ABB was awarded a tender for work at Eskom’s Kusile power station in 2015.
But the technology firm was grossly overpaid as part of an irregular contract.

Riante Naidoo was at the joint media briefing by Eskom and the Special Investigating Unit.

Ghost is behind bars

“Power” - The hit drama series returns

It's The Big Rich Town

Residents of Cosmo City in Johannesburg have been fighting, with local government and Eskom over power issues for months now. They say they are often left without power for a number of reasons. They also say that when it rains, they usually only have power supply,
for two hours a day due to the local substations tripping.
Our reporter Riante Padayachee joined us to discuss some of these issues further.

Warring taxi associations in the Western Cape are locked in an arbitration process to determine who controls a contested thoroughfare into Cape Town. A legal arbitrator is meeting with Codeta and Cata’s legal team this week before making its ruling. At the same time the UDM’s Bantu Holomisa and Saftu General Secretary Zwelinzima Vavi have tried to help broker a peace deal. The pair believe they’ve successfully broken the deadly impasse.
Our reporter Natalie Malgas has more.

Prepare yourselves. This week your social media timelines are going to be flooded
with back-to-school pictures and matric result celebrations.
However parents have repeatedly been warned about the dangers
of not only protecting our children’s privacy but also their safety.
So is there a way to do a humble boast without compromising your kids?
Social media expert and founder of the Digital Law Company Emma Sadleir
joined us to take us through the dos and don’ts.