According to recent reports, South African YouTubers can earn between R9 000 to R54 000 (approximately US$500-US$3 000) per 1 ...
Brands buy YouTube ads but miss creator partnerships. New platforms like Agentio and Pixability are building infrastructure ...
A Wichita Falls man is sharing his faith in a unique way, as he spends his days under the hood as a mechanic and his nights ...
Gospel music artist Patrick Riddick was reportedly arrested on two charges of sodomy and r*pe by force or victim helplessness ...
Though a full weekend of college football and NFL action, ESPN and ABC were not available to millions of YouTube TV ...
Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo sang a mashup of 'Get Happy'/'Happy Days Are Here Again,' first done by Barbra Streisand and ...
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Exclusive: YouTube speaks on monetisation of religious channels, reacts to Hallelujah Challenge
A lot of people are reacting to the news that Nathaniel Bassey did not monetise his Hallelujah Challenge program on YouTube.
Gospel singer Nathaniel Bassey has finally addressed reports and online debates about his decision not to monetise his viral ...
On 22 October 2025, he garnered over one million views across social media platforms, uniting Christians in fervent worship via YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok.
Nigerian gospel singer Nathaniel Bassey has restated his commitment to keeping the official YouTube channel for his popular ‘Hallelujah Challenge’ free of monetisation.
WICHITA FALLS, Texas (KAUZ) - Today, Gospel Culture of Wichita Falls held a ribbon-cutting ceremony, celebrating 10 years of ...
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Man Shares What He Noticed About Hallelujah Challenge YouTube Streaming, Questions Nathaniel Bassey
A man shared what he noticed whenever he streamed Hallelujah Challenge on YouTube during the programme. He questioned ...
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