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"Such a humble lady": Emotional birthday surprise for cashier at Boxer leaves SA touched
A daughter sent a content creator whose content is surprising people to wish her mom a happy birthday. She also wrote a heartfelt message for her.
Cyril Ramaphosa to engage Donald Trump about refugee offer, maintains Afrikaners aren't persecuted
President Cyril Ramaphosa will have another discussion with Donald Trump to reiterate that Afrikaners who went to the United States of America weren't persecuted.
Moja Love demands answers after SAPS rejects Sizok’thola and Vimba requests, SA weighs in
Moja Love, which is home to popular crime-fighting shows 'Sizok’thola' and 'Vimba', has challenged a decision by SAPS to deny its request for a police escort.
“That’s nonsense”: Xhosa mom outraged by R1.3K Mother’s Day gift from her daughter
A South African Xhosa mom floored many people with her raw reaction to finding out about her 1.3K Mother's Day gift. Her daughter bought her expensive Crocs.
Lady shares why she has never been sexually active after being married for 6 years
An American lady opened up about her marital secret of not being able to be sexually active with her husband of 6 years. People sympathised with her online.
Inside Stellenbosch FC owner Johann Rupert’s billionaire lifestyle: Mansions, vineyards and global power
Johann Rupert, owner of Stellenbosch FC, maintains residences in South Africa and abroad, with interests in wine estates, golf retreats, and investments.
Prince Bonelela gushes over Anele Mdoda after private engagement party: "You are my answered prayer"
Anele Mdoda's husband Prince Bonelela James penned a sweet message to radio presenter following their private engagement party. Fans were left gushing.
“Saved me and my sister’s life”: Lady shares story of Grade 5 teacher becoming her mother
A young South African woman shared her story of how her Grade 5 teacher became her mother. Mzansi was touched by the heartwarming story on TikTok.
Ronald Lamola rejects claims white Afrikaners are persecuted, says crime affects everyone equally
The Minister of International Relations and Cooperation (DIRCO) has weighed in on the 49 Afrikaners who moved to the USA, saying they were not persecuted in SA.
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