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Acclaimed author Jackie Phamotse reflects on her transformative year under house arrest, sharing her journey of resilience, creativity, and personal growth amidst confinement.
Jackie Phamotse is leading the charge in demanding accountability for patron safety from the nightlife industry and encouraging victims to speak out in the wake of the recent attack at Zanzou nightclub, which has raised serious concerns about the safety of South Africa's club culture.
Jackie Phamotse's open letter to President Cyril Ramaphosa raises serious concerns about the safety of South Africans following the government's decision to ease visa requirements for Nigerian visitors.
Jackie Phamotse challenges the literary contributions of celebrity authors, arguing that many lack substance and authenticity.
Jackie Phamotse speaks out on Chris Brown's upcoming concerts in South Africa, urging a conversation about rehabilitation and accountability.
Set in 2002 in Bellville, Cape Town, The Tea Merchant introduces us to Luna Parks, a young nurse from the city who serendipitously befriends Amora Grootboom while waiting for an interview at a clinic.
Best selling author Jackie Phamotse has signed a publishing deal with Penguin Random House.
Convicted author Jackie Phamotse has been using her time under house arrest constructively and has completed the new manuscript for her new book under the ‘Bare’ series.
The TV producer said that ‘justice has been served’ now that the legal battle with author Jackie Phamotse is over.
Magistrate Saras Naidoo announced that the court sentenced Phamotse to two years of correctional supervision and ordered her to perform community service.
Kumalo explained that Phamotse’s actions impacted her husband Romeo, her family, children, business and even pushed them to move from Gauteng. .