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"What was all the food for?": German TikToker stunned by South African padkos culture
A German TikToker shared her first encounter with South Africa's padkos culture, and South Africans defended the road trip tradition in the comments.
R508k a year? Harare International School fees stun Zimbabweans
Harare International School tops Zimbabwe’s school fees, with Grade 11–12 tuition at US$30,800 in 2026/27 and new students paying an US$8,250 registration fee.
South African motorists might get some relief as government considers scrapping major fuel levy
The Department of Transport is considering reducing or scrapping the RAF fuel levy, but OUTA warns the new plan could leave more uninsured drivers on the road.
Palesa Madisakwane opens up about the spiritual moment that led her back to Christianity
Palesa Madisakwane reveals why she left ubungoma after a terrifying vision of hell, her return to Christianity and the divided reaction to her testimony online.
"He mustn't ignore this": Romantic proposal takes unexpected turn after man falls, SA amused
A South African man's romantic waterfall proposal took a tumble as he slid into rapids, prompting viewers to debate whether the ancestors were sending a sign.
Rugby community in mourning after decorated legend passes away
The rugby world is mourning the passing of a legendary figure following a decorated career, with tributes expected to honour his lasting contribution to the sport.
What's eating into South Africans' wallets? Woolworths report points to an online habit
Woolworths has named online gambling as one of its top three business risks, saying it is draining spending from the South African retail industry.
Lab technician dies in Siberia and WHO gives major update on Russia plague risk
WHO says public health risk from suspected pneumonic plague in Russia is low after a Siberian lab technician died; all her contacts tested negative so far.
March and March members shut down Durban Home Affairs office over asylum seeker applications
March and March members shut down the Durban Home Affairs office over unhappiness with asylum applications, forcing police to intervene to prevent chaos.
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