South African broadcaster and businessman DJ Sbu recently celebrated EFF’s milestone as the political party marked its 12th ...

Sbu posted a picture on Instagram of a certain barber's work, where he had creativity cut an image of the DJ with his scruffy locks on a fan’s head.

DJ Sbu, born Sbusiso Leope in 1979 in Tembisa, South Africa, is a renowned DJ, TV and radio host, music producer, and successful entrepreneur. He grew up as an only child to Ntombizodwa and ...

Speaking on Newsroom Afrika, DJ Sbu admitted to having wanted to repair their relationship but it never happened. They did come close when fellow musician Vusi Nova reached out to him on Zahara ...

READ: Sars guns for DJ Sbu's radio station After being fired from Metro FM, Leope launched an online radio station called Massive Metro in May 2017. However, it closed shop last year. There were ...

Replacing Glen Lewis, real name Lewis Tshinaba, DJ Sbu has taken over on the No Name breakfast show on Radio 2000 with Nathi Ndamase as co-host and Lelo Mzaca as sports presenter. Entering his second ...

I’m heartbroken like everyone else,” said DJ Sbu, whose real name is Sbusiso Leope. The entrepreneur spoke to the SABC on Wednesday morning after being silence, despite media requests since ...

DJ Sbu, mentioned how he got his friends, who played for Kaizer Chiefs at the time, to wear Mofaya merchandise and got himself in hot water with the Soweto giants.

DJ Sbu said Papa G had done a lot for the industry and the country: "You healed us, you entertained us, you informed us, you educated us and inspired some of us to want to be on TV.

"Dear DJ Sbu, thank you for this opportunity. Hey guys, DJ Sbu gave me and @mshinilekwadu the opportunity to start our own podcast! Please check it out on [Hustler's Corner] YouTube.

DJ Sbu said he believed Trevor was doing the country a favour with that amount. “I am definitely sure that bill would have been 10 times or 20 times more, but you can see that he was doing us a ...

Bonang, Trevor, DJ Sbu make Forbes listWe are only one week into the new Government and, in thoroughly British fashion, the appalling decisions are already forming an orderly queue. Sir Keir Starmer ...