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Cape Town snake man's bond With black spitting cobra in TikTok video amazes Mzansi
A Cape Town snake handler's astonishing bond with a black spitting cobra leaves South Africa in awe, showcasing skill and affection in a viral TikTok video.
“What a beautiful interaction”: Father and son represent SA during interview with Yuji Beleza
A heartwarming encounter in Vienna sees South African father and son delight Yuji Beleza with fluent isiXhosa, melting the hearts of Mzansi online.
Former 'BBMzansi' star Ashley Ogle flaunts snatched figure six months after giving birth
Former 'Big Brother Mzansi' star Ashley Ogle set social media ablaze after sharing stunning swimsuit photos, flaunting her snatched figure months after giving birth.
‘It’s legalised robbery’: Mzansi reacts to SA electricity peak and off-peak price difference
Wes Reddy breaks down how peak and off-peak electricity rates work and why doing laundry at the wrong time is quietly costing Mzansi households more every month.
Moshe Ndiki's sparks controversy over his outfit and behaviour at a Mgidi
Moshe Ndiki's Mgidi celebration video sparks outrage on social media, as users criticise his behaviour and outfit at the culturally significant event.
Tourist in Mzansi ends 5-month African adventure with tattoo of South African word in TikTok video
TikToker @jackykarwathova shared the tattoo she got on her emotional final days in Cape Town, embodying 'Ubuntu' after five months of solo travel across Africa.
Eastern Cape to close 123 under-enrolled schools, with 300 more facing shutdown
The Eastern Cape Department of Education has begun closing 123 under-enrolled schools, with around 300 more facing possible closure in the coming years.
Fellow artists pay tribute to nkosi Yamagcokama following fatal car accident
South African music mourns beloved artist Inkosi Yamagcokama, who tragically died in a car accident alongside crew member Gumu 'Gupta' Mchunu on 9 August 2026.
“Not ready”: Cape Town journalist questions SA Schools’ AI rollout while 80% of grade 4s can’t read
Cape Town journalist Michaela De Lim questioned the Department of Basic Education's AI rollout, pointing to concerning statistics on Grade 4 reading levels.
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