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5-Year-old boy shows impressive skills learned in just 2 months at boarding school
A proud mother took to TikTok to showcase her son's impressive skills he learned from boarding in just two months. People were amazed by the boy's abilities.
Jacob Zuma’s one step closer to parliament: Electoral Court dismissed IEC’s ban
The Electoral Court has set aside the IEC's decision to remove Jacob Zuma from the MK Party's candidate list ahead of the 29 May 2024 General Election.
Stormy South African weather wreaks havoc on kiddies' party decor setup
Check out how heavy rains in South Africa ruined party planner's decor for a children's party. The money and time wasted left TikTok users devastated.
Lady Du reacts to Nigerian star Rema blasting J. Cole's Dreamville fest over poor sound quality
Lady Du reacted to Rema's performance at the recent Dreamville Festival. The Nigerian star called out the sound crew for sabotaging his set with poor sound.
Denying Young Africans goal against Mamelodi Sundowns was correct, says former FIFA referee Ace Ncobo
Former FIFA referee Ace Ncobo says Young Africans were not robbed during their CAF Champions League quarterfinal match against Mamelodi Sundowns.
Zimbabwe's new currency suffers chaotic start
Zimbabwe's new gold-backed currency got off to a chaotic start with shops accepting only US dollars on Tuesday and vexed Zimbabweans queuing up outside banks for hours to access their savings.
EU probes Chinese wind turbine suppliers over subsidies
The European Union on Tuesday announced a probe into Chinese wind turbine suppliers, the latest move by Brussels targeting Beijing over green tech subsidies suspected of undermining fair competition.
Man's twin sister jumps for joy as he returns from abroad
A man returned from abroad and it was all joy when he touched down. His twin sister was the happiest person on earth as she ran to meet her beloved brother.
R18 million Twilight Purple Rolls-Royce Spectre snapped beside a poor woman, SA debates
A Facebook photo of a Rolls-Royce worth R18 million was captured next to a poor woman in Johannesburg. South Africans debate about the country's socioeconomic state.
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