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Postgraduate university student to food delivery driver: South African man shares story
A man from Limpopo has shared his story of how he ended up delivering food in Pretoria after graduating with a postgraduate degree from the University of Venda.
Grade R kid frustrated with English, tells parents about first day at school
One Grade R learner was frustrated with not knowing English. She expressed her emotions to her family after the first day of school. TikTok video going viral.
Husband takes drastic measures to escape wife's fart during car ride in TikTok video
A TikTok couple took relationship goals to new levels with their funny car ride. The wife decided to fart while driving, and her husband's reaction amused netizens.
Senzo Meyiwa Trial: Affidavit reveals that Senzo's death was contract killing, Mzansi discusses
Brigadier Bongani Gininda revealed that two of the men accused of killing Senzo Meyiwa confessed that the murder was not an accident but was a contract killing.
'It makes me sad': Gloomy times for Argentine vacationers
They are few, tight-fisted and downcast.
Anele Mdoda shares adorable moment she was bullied by Alakhe: "I’m tired of putting kids first"
Anele Mdoda recently shared that her son Alakhe forced her to swap ice cream. The star's followers weighed in with their experiences with their children.
Local celebs celebrate UFC fighter Dricus Du Plessis following his win: "What a great story"
Local celebrities sent celebratory messages to UFC fighter Dricus Du Plessis following his win in Canada. Dricus made history by winning the middleweight title.
Big sis surprises younger sisters with new cellphones in sweet TikTok video, gift makes Mzansi gush
A TikTok video captured a woman gifting her two younger sisters with brand new cellphones. The girls' reaction was one filled with joy and appreciation.
South African miners see gold in hills of waste
In Johannesburg, illegal miners and mining companies are in a race to tap golden riches hidden in hundreds of heaps of mine waste, many taller than a 20-storey building. And then the big mining companies, despite abandoning their dumps decades ago, decided to take another look at the waste themselves.
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