Internationally renowned pop sensation Robbie Williams is set to deliver an electrifying performance in Gauteng this weekend.

The English singer-songwriter, 50, will perform at the SunBet Arena in Time Square, Pretoria on Saturday, January 25, and Sunday, January 26.

The award-winning star’s concerts come following his decision to cancel his show at Calabash South Africa at FNB stadium last weekend due to scheduling conflicts, with Green Day taking to the stage instead.

But Williams’ fans are thrilled that they will finally be able to see him in action.

He last visited South Africa in 2006 when he brought his biggest-ever world tour, “Intensive Care” to Pretoria, Cape Town and Durban.

Williams is one of the most decorated music artists in the world with six of the Top 100 best-selling albums in British history.

His other accolades include a whopping 80 million album sales worldwide, 14 No1 singles and a record 18 BRIT Awards, which is more than any other artist.

He also secured his 14th UK No 1 album in 2022 with “XXV” breaking the record for the solo artist with the most UK No 1 albums.

Williams was also a member of the British pop group Take That, which comprised Gary Barlow, Howard Donald and Mark Owen, with the original line-up also having featured Jason Orange.

Williams’ total chart-topping UK albums across his solo work and records released with Take That now stands at 19. It places him in the top two acts of all time with the most Number 1s across their catalogue.

Where: The SunBet Arena in Time Square, Pretoria.

When: Saturday, January 25, at 9pm and Sunday, January 26, at 7pm.

Cost: Tickets start from R1 310 and are available through Ticketmaster.

Lindy Johnson will perform her stand-up comedy act at The Maslow in Sandton this weekend. Picture: Supplied.

Tsitsi Chiumya and Lindy Johnson at The Maslow Sandton

Renowned comedians Tsitsi Chiumya and Lindy Johnson are set to take the audience on a rib-tickling ride on Friday, January 24, at The Maslow in Sandton.

The comedy night will take place at the hotel’s Lacuna Bar, with free entry for over-18s.

Chiumya, 30, is known for his bold comedic style, often tackling sensitive subjects.

The Limpopo-born funnyman is also a television writer and he also co-hosted the “Popcorn and Cheese” podcast with musician Robot Boii (real name Mzwakhe Mbuli Junior) and fellow comedian and presenter, Mpho Popps Modikoane.

Chiumya has also featured in “Trevor Noah Presents NationWild” and has also appeared on “The Arts Hour on BBC World Service” with Nikki Bedi, while also performing in Belgium, Germany, Zambia, USA and across southeast Asia, where he discovered his favourite country, Singapore.

Meanwhile, Johnson is also a comedian and writer and has also appeared on Trevor Noah's “NationWild”.

She's also made her mark behind the scenes, writing for TV shows and roasts, including “The Roast of Minnie Dlamini.”

Seats for the show are limited and the comedy night is operated on a first-come, first-served, basis. No under-18s will be allowed.

Where: The Maslow, Sandton.

When: Friday, January 24, at 6.30pm.

Cost: Free.

Carnival City Park Run

January is an ideal time of the year to focus on your fitness goals. With this in mind, Carnival City will be hosting a Parkrun every Saturday for the rest of the year.

The organisers explained that in addition to improving fitness through running and walking, Parkruns also provide mental health benefits. They are suitable for all fitness levels and they accommodate individuals of all ages.

Meanwhile, Parkruns also add 300 Discovery Vitality points to your tally, which is a nice bonus, too.

“Newbies sign up now and existing runners and walkers, continue to do what you know,” the organisers said.

“It's even more enjoyable with a companion, so invite a spouse, child, or friend to join you.”

They added that participants will be able to make new friends during their Parkruns, which are also dog-friendly.

In regards to the route, the Parkrun is a one-lap course on a fairly flat trail, with the start and finish line behind the casino on Century Road.

The Parkrun starts at 8am so arrive early to park and stretch before the whistle blows.

Where: Carnival City Casino.

When: Every Saturday.

Cost: Free.