Marilynn Manuel
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Singer songwriter Stevie Wonder bags Israel's prestigious Wolf Prize
US musical icon, Stevie Wonder, was recently named among recipients of Israel's Prestigious Wolf Prize. Wonder was recognised for his contribution to music.
Somizi launches lit collab with local sneakers company, Mzansi reacts
It was revealed in tweet by Kgopolo Mphela that Somizi had collaborated with Bathu sneakers a South African sneaker company, to release a lit line of his own.
Mzansi reacts as Norma Mngoma wins case against Hawks for unlawful arrest
Norma Mngoma took to the court to have her arrest made by Hawks last year declared unlawful. Mzansi peeps headed online to share their thoughts on the ruling.
Hashtag #LobolaOrProposalFirst trends as SA questions marriage customs
#LobolaOrProposalFirst has been trending all morning in Mzansi as many locals both wondered and shared their thoughts out loud about which should happen first.
Norma Mngoma shares saucy snap with hunky man, SA quickly speculates
In the caption of a very recent post, Norma Mngoma shares a heartwarming birthday message with the young man whose arm is wrapped lovingly around her waist.
Mamelodi Sundowns' R13m for European striker Pavol Safranko rejected
Pavol Safranko has opted to stay with his team Sepsi OSK until the end of the season when he is likely to join Mamelodi Sundowns, who bid R13m for the player.
SA remembers Mandela as he was released from prison 31 years ago today
To commemorate this important day in history, many South Africans have headed online using the hashtag #Mandela to express their thoughts on Nelson Mandela.
Hashtag #MyFamOnceSaid trends as SA reflects on advice from loved ones
Hundreds of South Africans have been using the hashtag, #MyFamilyOnceSaid to speak about the advice and sometimes tall tales their loved ones once said to them.
Ku rough: SA opens up about toughest jobs they've done in their lives
South Africans have opened up about the tough jobs they have had done in their lifetimes. Some of the jobs included peeling potatoes at a fish and chips store.
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