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SA Rugby says it’s cheaper to host Springboks tests overseas as it defends ticket prices
SA Rugby defends high Springbok Test ticket prices, citing hidden costs and sustainability. President Mark Alexander addresses concerns from supporters amid
'Big Brother' Zimbabwe scenes in TikTok video amaze South Africa
A viral TikTok clip of Big Brother Zimbabwe ignited reactions from South Africans as they compare it to their own version, highlighting community humour and support.
Dalton Papali'i's French rugby dream suffers major setback just weeks after big move
Dalton Papali’i's Achilles tendon rupture sidelines him for at least six months, derailing his move to Castres just weeks after joining from the Blues.
Gugu Zuma-Ncube Celebrates The Polygamist's Stunning Global Success on Netflix!
The Polygamist ranks third in Netflix's global non-English shows for the fifth week, celebrating immense international success and touching audiences worldwide.
Old video of Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi discovering illegal immigrants selling expired food resurfaces
A resurfaced clip reveals a 2024 Durban raid unearthing expired food products and fake medicine in spaza shops, reigniting food safety concerns across South Africa.
Papa Penny calls out Limpopo Premier Phophi Ramathuba over anti- illegal immigration movement remark
Papa Penny criticises Limpopo Premier Ramathuba over her illegal immigration remarks, sparking an online debate about politics and service delivery in the province.
Sean 'Diddy' Combs sells Star Island mansion for $55 million while serving prison sentence
Sean "Diddy" Combs is selling his Star Island mansion for $55 million while serving a federal prison sentence, sparking widespread reactions online.
Liberia welcomes 17 repatriates from South Africa, Mzansi asks how many African nations were in SA
Liberia has welcomed the first 17 citizens repatriated from South Africa, sparking questions about how many differing African nationals were in the country.
Presidency condemns anti-illegal immigration campaigns, says they harm South Africa's reputation
The South African Presidency slams anti-illegal immigration campaigns as damaging and false, rejecting divisive narratives that threaten the nation's relationships.
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