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Alleged fallout with Julius Malema spurred Floyd Shivambu's departure, says EFF insider
Floyd Shivambu's decision to leave the EFF was reportedly motivated by a fallout with Julius Malema after he uncovered the former's alleged plan to contest him.
"Must be 1.5 million": Mzansi reacts to babe's new Woolworths pots purchase
A SA hun plugged Mzansi TikTok users with Woolworths' cheap nonstick pots. South Africans were impressed by their value, and those who had the pots praised them.
Ntando Duma's production work gains recognition at the SAMAs: "Testament to the power of hard work"
South African media personality Ntando Duma's production work was recognised at the South African Music Awards (SAMAs) and nominated for Music Video of the Year.
Victor Osimhen: Chelsea legends Didier Drogba, Mikel Obi send message to wantaway Napoli star
Chelsea legends John Obi Mikel and Didier Drogba are actively involved in the London club's pursuit of Super Eagles forward Victor Osimhen from Napoli.
Mbappe talks goal target for 2024/25 after scoring in Real Madrid debut
In his debut for Real Madrid, Kylian Mbappe scored against Atalanta to seal a sixth UEFA Super Cup title. He later discussed his targets for the 2024/25 season.
City of Cape Town issues R4 million worth of fines for illegal dumping
The City of Cape Town issued fines worth R4 million to those who were found guilty of illegal dumping. The City also issued over 1000 compliance notices.
SA rappers Nasty C and K.O talk about their collaboration with Skhandaworld 'Too Much'
South African rappers K.O and Nasty C have released their new collaboration titled 'Too Much'. The stars spoke about the motivation behind their hit song.
Mzansi sports minister Gayton McKenzie weighs in on broadcasting rights
After being appointed as the national sports minister, Gayton McKenzie gave his views on the broadcasting of live sporting events to the people of South Africa.
Viral video of bizarre South African laws leaves Mzansi amused
In a viral video, @garfieldzar shared what he believed were bizarre South African laws, including bans on public PDA for under-16s and bringing bears to beaches.
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