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Housekeeper removes lint on clothes with R5 solution in TikTok video
A TikTok video by housekeeper Mbali Nhlapo on how to remove lint was a hit. She demonstrated the best way to make woollen clothes look like new again.
Tyla makes Billboard history after debut album 'Tyla' spends 50 weeks in the top 5
Musician Tyla made Billboard history after her debut album 'Tyla' spent over 50 weeks in the Billboard World Albums chart. Most of those were spent on the top 5.
Francois Van Coke Is Undeniably Afrikaans Rock Music Royalty
As one of the founding members of the provocatively named band Fokofpolisiekar, he's been a pivotal figure in shaping the genre over nearly two decades.
"Keep moving forward": Johannesburg man shares Afrikaner method of dealing with tough times
An American tour guide's explanation of an Afrikaans saying about staying strong during tough times has resonated with many facing economic and social challenges.
Fikile Mbalula says ANC won't protect ministers guilty of wrongdoing anymore, SA doesn't believe him
Fikile Mbalula stated that the ANC would no longer protect ministers accused of wrongdoing, leaving South Africans questioning if he had admitted to doing it before.
Anele Mdoda floored by Donald Trump's "Mr. Japan" nickname for Japanese Prime Minister
Anele Mdoda was in stitches after reading a headline about Donald Trump forgetting the name of the Japanese Prime Minister and referring to him as Mr. Japan.
Ntsiki Mazwai praises General Mkhwanazi's qualifications after explosive press conference
Ntsiki Mazwai praised General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi after researching his educational and professional qualifications following his explosive press conference.
South African mom shares video of son singing heartfelt love song, Mzansi reacts: "They dumped him"
A South African mom shared a TikTok video of her son singing a sad love song. She expressed her concerns, and the footage went viral, sparking mixed reactions.
The New Way to Arrive: How the V-Class Is Changing Durban July Travel Culture
Slow travel, shared luxury, or curated road culture - South Africans are increasingly treating road trips as social rituals, not just transport logistics.
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