Latest News
‘It’s how we roll’: SA reacts as Australian immigrant says Mzansi’s warmth made her more friendly
Australian-German immigrant Louisa Mac Queen celebrates South African warmth, Ubuntu and her children’s high-fives with security guards in an Instagram video.
Air Zimbabwe's sadza meal sparks debate over in-flight food quality
An Air Zimbabwe in-flight sadza meal has sparked debate online, with passengers praising the airline for offering a taste of Zimbabwe while criticising the look.
Anele Mdoda and Buzza James reportedly heading to Netflix with royal-style wedding special
Anele Mdoda and Bonelela "Buzza James" Mgudlwa are reportedly bringing their love story to the world's biggest streaming platform with a wedding special.
Springbok brothers' prized bull smashes South African record at R1.1m auction
Du Plessis brothers’ Janmarck Beefmaster bull sets South African record at R1.1m in Parys, despite foot-and-mouth biosecurity restrictions at the auction event.
MaWhoo Says She Protects Her Gift by Avoiding Multiple Partners: “I Date One Man at a Time”
MaWhoo discusses her spiritual gift, dating one man for three years and protecting her values on Bhinca Nation, sparking fierce debate among Mzansi fans online.
"A certain store stole it": The genius behind Skubu’s refill grocery model explained
South African startup Skubu lets shoppers buy affordable quantities of rice, flour, sugar and oil, earning praise from Magriet Groenewald and sparking debate.
Stuart Scharnick granted R5,000 bail in Gauteng firearms case, court attaches strict conditions
Stuart Scharnick's bail application concluded in the Randburg Magistrates' Court, where he faced charges related to contraventions of the Firearms Control Act.
Eskom softens rooftop solar rules but keeps one threat ahead of 30 September deadline
Eskom has softened its rooftop solar registration rules ahead of the 30 September 2026 deadline, dropping fines but keeping its right to disconnect unsafe systems.
Nepal holds candlelight vigils as 13-day mourning period ends after deadly floods
Nepal held prayers and candlelight vigils as a 13-day Hindu mourning period ended following devastating floods that left thousands dead or missing.
Latest
Load more