LISTEN | From Joy of Jazz line-up to Trevor Noah announcing book number two — top stories of the week

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Standard Bank Joy Of Jazz line-up announcement

The festival takes place on September 29 and 30 at the Sandton International Convention Centre with four main stages. 

South African jazz legend Hugh Masekela will be honoured this year by his Hugh Masekela Band. They will be joined by Leeroy Sauls, Godfrey Mgcina, Fana Zulu, Cameron Ward, Johan Mthethwa, Sydney Mavundla, Percy Mbonani, Mluleki Chuma and Selema Mokgothi on vocals.

Nonhle Thema on how money and fame changed her

Actress and media personality Nonhle Thema said she was a monster when she was rolling in the dough in her 20s.

She opened up in a series of Instagram posts on Tuesday afternoon, urging others to have a better relationship with money.

“I lost my soul because of money and fame. I had to let it all go so I can live again. Painful process but was worth it. God is my idol now.”

Trevor Noah announces second book 'Into The Uncut Grass' 

Trevor Noah has penned another book which he says is for all ages.

Taking to his Twitter timeline, the comedian shared the book cover and when it will be launched. 

''I’ve always wanted to write a book for all ages and I’m excited to announce Into The Uncut Grass will be out on October 31,'' he wrote. 

Nandi Madida chats letting in new talent

Talking to TshisaLIVE, Nandi chats about taking life by the horns in the most authentic way possible and letting new talent shine.

“I like working with the universe, I don't like forcing things,” Nandi begins the conversation. “When you force things, you are going to get a certain energy and I'm big on that.”

Zandile Khumalo on never shrinking herself

Zandile Gumede (née Khumalo) has been the centre of social media attention since she gave testimony as a state witness in the Senzo Meyiwa murder trial. 

What she said while on the stand sparked conversation on the socials. However, the singer seems unbothered and took to her Instagram timeline to show herself love. 

K Naomi launches YouTube channel

K Naomi is ready to give fans a glimpse into her life as she launches her YouTube channel. 

Announcing the news on Monday, K Naomi, real name Keitumetse Phakathi, shared an introduction video on what people can expect of her. 

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