Reeshni Chetty
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Bushiri to Lukau: 5 Prophets who make serious bank by selling the gospel in Africa
Some religious worshippers are die-hard supporters of pastors and prophets they follow. Briefly News explores five of the richest religious men based in Africa.
Nando's throws insane shade at Hlaudi Motsoeneng after he was ordered to pay R11.5m
Nando's SA hilariously roasted former SABC COO Hlaudi Motsoeneng online after it was revealed that he needs to pay back a massive R11.5 million with interest.
Halala: Woman, 40, who worked as cleaner at UKZN bags degree from same institution
South Africans are showering Sthembile Mgwengwe with blessings after she bagged a degree from the prestigious UKZN, where she worked as a cleaner for 14 years.
Stunning large mansion has peeps jaws on the floor as they congratulate owner
South Africans are congratulating the owner of a stunning mansion that was posted online. The beautiful white abode has peeps wishing they could live there.
Pic of little girl doing homework while holding sibling gains varied replies as peeps discuss firstborns
A touching image of a little girl holding her sibling while doing her homework has warmed hearts all over social media. The pic quickly went viral online.
Drake breaks internet by sharing rare clip of son Adonis eating weirdly as he bursts into laughter
Drake was left in stitches while recording his son Adonis enjoying a snack. The little one seems to be the entertainer in the family and his dad proved it.
Meet Dr Andries Daniels: Nightwatchman turned PhD graduate goes down in Mzansi's history books
40-year-old Andries Daniels has made it into Mzansi's history books as the first black South African man to bag a PhD in viticulture. His hard work paid off.
"Why don't you fix it?": SA annoyed by low lying bridge warning issue by City of Tshwane
The City of Tshwane shared a clip of heavy flooding in Centurion to warn locals of low-lying bridges. SA wants Government to step in rather than send warnings.
"Zulu boy": Duduzane Zuma's grand entrance while driving yellow taxi gains approval from SA
A video of Duduzane Zuma driving to an event in a bright yellow kombi caught the attention of many locals. Peeps want to know why Duduzane has such a following.
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