On This Day: What happened on 23 April?
We look back on this day in history and remember the people and events that shaped the world we live in today. Every day is worth remembering.
Here’s a look at what happened on this day, 23 April, throughout history. We remember the news, events, and people that influenced the course of history forever.
1990 | Namibia becomes a member of the United Nations and the Commonwealth of Nations.
1997 | The Potchefstroom Magistrates Court charged Eugène Terre’Blanche with attempted murder and assault for beating his worker Mr Paul Motshabi. He was sentenced to six years in prison.
Meet the voices behind the telenovela Stiletto Vendetta Updated
Scenic Drive With Rian
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These popular South African actors and radio host are the voices behind the characters in Stiletto Vendetta .
Jacaranda FM/ Altus Theart, David Louw & Lundi Khoisan
The telenovela Stiletto Vendetta on eEXTRA, channel 105 on DStv, is about four beautiful and successful women who are brought back together as adults after being childhood friends.
The women have old scores to settle, as new rivalries start to develop.
As teenagers, Arzu, Merve and Pelin played a cruel prank on their over-achieving best friend Oya, leaving her shamed, devastated, and suicidal. Over the years, the three remained close but didn’t hear from Oya again, never daring to make contact, fearing the worst - that they had driven her to take her own life.
Popular South African actors queue outside liquor store in Johannesburg Updated
Breakfast with Martin Bester
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South Africans were super excited that liquor sales resumed on 1 June, but for home consumption only.
They were so excited that they spent hours outside liquor stores waiting for the doors to open.
Two South African actors, Francois Jacobs and Altus Theart, and their friend Nico Swarts spent a morning outside a liquor store at Brightwater Commons.
The three ‘masketeers’ arrived at 05:30 and purchased brandy and beer for the first time in two months.
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The friends made a plan by being armed with masks, sanitiser, camping chairs, and a crackling fire as winter approached in Johannesburg with temperatures dropping to 6°C.