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17/01/2026

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🚨ON AIR- GLORY TO GAAAAAAD KINGS MALEMBE AND PROPHET DM SIAME INYANCING THE ZED URBAN WITH AFROMAN Tune: 📌Zambia's Fir...
17/01/2026

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Entertainment News 17.01.2026 © Sun FM TV Zambia

📸J. Cole has officially announced that his seventh studio album, The Fall-Off, will be released on February 6, 2026.The ...
17/01/2026

📸J. Cole has officially announced that his seventh studio album, The Fall-Off, will be released on February 6, 2026.

The announcement arrived alongside a cinematic trailer and a surprise new single titled "Disc 2 Track 2."

The track’s title has fueled speculation among fans that the project will be a double-disc album. Cole described the project as being "handcrafted" for over a decade, aiming to fulfill a vision he’s had since the start of his career.

South African Government under scrutiny for failure to curb illicit to***co trade By: Kaya FMThe South African governmen...
17/01/2026

South African Government under scrutiny for failure to curb illicit to***co trade

By: Kaya FM

The South African government has come under fire for its failure to curb the illicit cigarette trade in the country.

The illicit to***co trade has been identified as one of the contributing factors to the closure of British American To***co South Africa’s (BATSA) manufacturing plant.

The plant, which operates in Heidelberg, Gauteng, will end local production by the end of 2026, costing more than 200 people their jobs.

According to BATSA, with an estimated 75% of the South African cigarette market now illicit, continued local manufacturing has become economically unviable.

ActionSA says this is a direct consequence of the government’s failure to combat the illicit to***co trade.

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