NSPCA welcomes long-awaited reform for lion captivity breeding ban

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CAPE TOWN - The National Council of SPCAs (NSPCA) has  welcomed the announcement by Minister of Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment, Dr Dion George, on the imminent publication of the Lion Prohibition Notice banning new captive lion breeding facilities.   This long-awaited reform marks a pivotal milestone in dismantling an industry built on systemic cruelty, reflecting years of legal action, public advocacy, and inspections by the NSPCA. The prohibition confirms what the NSPCA has long exposed: the captive lion industry has operated largely unabated for decades, inflicting severe animal welfare violations, damaging South Africa’s conservation reputation, and flouting constitutional obligations to protect sentient beings. While limited to new facilities, this ban sends a clear signal that the commodification of lions for tourism, hunting, and the bone trade is no longer defensible. The NSPCA’s decade-long investigations have laid bare the industry’s brutality. O...

Nkabi Records confirms Big Zulu car accident

JOHANNESBURG - Nkabi Records has asked fans to keep label boss Big Zulu in their prayers following a devastating accident over the weekend.

Real name Siyabonga Nene, the label confirmed that the rapper was involved in a car accident on Sunday night (26 January). 

It is reported that Big Zulu was travelling in his vintage BMW (Gusheshe) when the accident took place. He was rushed to a nearby hospital for swift medical intervention.

This isn't the first car accident involving Nkabi Records. Label signee, Xowla was also involved in a car accident with his brand-new BMW. He sustained minor injuries while his DJ escaped unharmed.

TrendySA wishes Big Zulu a speedy recovery. 


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