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"I was dating myself": Woman shares the crazy sacrifice she made for love, leaving Mzansi divided
A woman's shocking confession about selling land for her ex-boyfriend's laptop sparked debate on love and financial decisions. The TikTok video went viral online.
Meet Karl Bushby: The man walking around the world on foot
Karl Bushby is an adventurer currently attempting to be the first person to walk an unbroken path around the world. How far has he covered the Goliath Expedition?
Your guide to Letaba TVET College: courses, campus, and more
Letaba TVET College offers skill-based courses across its four campuses. Learn about program requirements for the next step in your vocational education journey!
DJ Sumbody's unreleased song 'Respect' set to be released soon by singer Kaylow
South African popular singer Kaylow has excitedly announced that he will be releasing an unreleased song he made with the late Amapiano producer DJ Sumbody.
"Both cities are beautiful": Man proves why Johannesburg is a better city than Cape Town, SA divided
A humorous video of a man arguing why Johannesburg is better than Cape Town has sparked a lively debate, highlighting the negatives in both cities.
Chinese woman attracts wealth with isiZulu affirmations in TikTok video
A TikTok video of a Chinese woman speaking isiZulu to attract wealth went viral. South Africans were thoroughly amused by the Chinese woman's affirmations.
Jackie Phamotse reacts to Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi bringing his own water to Madlanga Commission
Controversial South African author Jackie Phamotse weighs in on General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi bringing his own bottled water to the Madlanga Commission Hearing.
Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi says criminal justice system faces risk of collapse during Madlanga Commission
Lieutenant-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi opened testimony at the Madlanga Commission, warning that the justice system was at risk of collapse, sparking mixed reactions.
"This can’t be true": Student shares hilarious university exam rule that sparked a frenzy in Mzansi
A university's quirky exam rule that allowed students to 'cry softly' during exams sparked laughter and debate online about academic pressure. The video went viral.
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