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AFCON2023: Mama Joy defends SAFA's Danny Jordaan and gets dragged ahead of Bafana Bafana match
Mama Joy was recently on the receiving end of some backlash over Danny Jordaan. Netizens dragged the soccer fan for trying to defend the SAFA president.
Volocopter flying taxi seeks to seduce Paris
A German company is seeking to use the exposure generated by the Paris Olympics to overcome the opposition of local politicians and demonstrate that flying taxis can serve the French capital. Volocopter hopes that by being certified in Paris -- which has some of the strictest regulations for over-flights -- it can prove that flying taxis aren't just science fiction gimmicks.
Mzansi father lovingly relaxes daughter's hair in sweet video, melts hearts on TikTok
A South African dad's viral TikTok video, where he tenderly relaxes and combs his daughter's hair has won hearts online. Many netizens were impressed by his care.
Meet Marlon Wayans' sister, Nadia Wayans: All we know so far
Marlon Wayans' sister, Nadia Wayans, among other siblings, has maintained a relatively low profile. But when the Wayans are discussed, she features.
Woman stuns singing Amapiano song in French, TikTok video goes viral: "South Africa to the world"
A French woman impressed Mzansi with iPlan rendition. She added a little twist and sang it in French. South Africans are head over heels. The TikTok video is viral.
Goldman Sachs Q4 profits jump 58% to $1.9 bn on strong equity trading
Goldman Sachs reported a jump in fourth-quarter profits Tuesday as a surge in revenues for equity trading offset weaknesses in other areas, including merger advising revenues. Goldman Sachs' revenues tied to equity trading surged 26 percent in the quarter, while the banks own holdings in public equities also enjoyed a hefty increase during a heady period for US stocks.
Fujitsu says morally obliged to compensate wronged UK postmasters
Fujitsu has a moral obligation to help compensate UK postmasters wrongly convicted because of a bug in its accounting software, its European director said on Tuesday. Patterson told a parliamentary committee that Fujitsu, which assisted the Post Office in prosecutions using flawed data from the software, had a moral obligation to redress the "travesty".
Johannesburg student's res party interrupted by no-nonsense security guard in hilarious TikTok
South African TikTok video captured a group of Johannesburg students dancing to some music before a strict security guard puts an end to their party.
Turning dreams into reality: TikTok woman shares 3-year plan and how it worked out
A woman shared a TikTok video detailing a powerful testimony; the video has gone viral. The lovely lady's story has inspired many to begin their vision boards.
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