Charmaine Slater

2 weeks ago | citizen.co.za | Charmaine Slater

Leading proceedings on stage was award-winning singer, songwriter and gospel minister, Ncebakazi Msomi, with Kemptonian Tshegofatso Molekoa, pictured here, also making an appearance on stage to give an oration “What If”. Photograph by Yolanda van der Stoep. Worshippers recently came from far and wide to listen, sing, dance and praise the Lord during The 37th Psalm Live Recording at Emperors Palace’s Theatre of Marcellus. .

2 weeks ago | citizen.co.za | Charmaine Slater

The Attacq Foundation announced its latest initiative – Building Brilliance Block by Block. It is a classroom renovation campaign that will improve learning conditions for over 400 learners at Phuthumani Primary School in Thembisa. Driven by its core vision of transforming communities through investment in education, training, essential goods and economic development, Attacq does more than fund infrastructure upgrades. It lays the foundation for a more inclusive, educated and empowered SA.

2 weeks ago | citizen.co.za | Charmaine Slater

Boxing fans Ali Maashimbye of Capital View, Victor Kgatla of Thembisa and Fortunate Mtshali of Kempton Park were among the sell-out crowd that attended “The Coronation” Box and Dine Tournament at Emperors Palace’s Centre Court on May 31. ALSO READ: Emperors Palace powers ahead with solar energy expansionIn the headline bout of the night, they watched Primrose’s Shervantaigh Koopman take on Portugal’s Uisma Lima for the latter’s IBO Super Welterweight title.

3 weeks ago | citizen.co.za | Charmaine Slater

Phiri (pictured here) was one of the artists who joined multi-award-winning comedian Thabo Kgaphola, also known as 'Summary Wa Lehetla'. Photo: Yolanda van der Stoep. Ivory Park funnyman Nkululeko Phiri, better known as Nkukza Phiri, kept guests attending the Utlwa Di Jokes show at Emperors Palace’s Red Roman Shed on May 30 in fits of laughter with his high-energy humour.

3 weeks ago | citizen.co.za | Charmaine Slater

The case against former Kempton Park hairdresser Denise Hattingh, accused of murder, resumed in the Kempton Park Regional Court this afternoon, June 5. During her previous court appearance on May 21, the magistrate postponed the matter to June 5, pending a doctor’s report from the Johannesburg prison. Today, the matter was again postponed as the medical report had still not been obtained. The case against her was postponed to June 19.