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Minnie Dlamini trolls haters and shows off lux living, Mzansi unimpressed: "Loneliness at it's best"
Minnie Dlamini shared a message to the haters who've been trolling her non-stop. The actress attempted to shut the noise by showing off her luxurious life.
Jamaican woman's1st-time Savanna experience goes viral on TikTok, leaves SA in stitches
A young Jamaican woman, who was visiting South Africa for the first time, was surprised by the strength of Savanna cider. She advised people not to underestimate it.
Ethiopian woman shares reunion with mother after 15-year separation, cautions against adoption scams
An Ethiopian woman, separated from her mother for 15 years, was finally reunited. She was shipped off to the US at six and her mom never stopped looking for her.
Rich nations 'likely' met $100 bn climate finance goal: OECD
Wealthy nations likely met their goal of providing $100 billion in annual climate finance to poorer nations last year -- two years later than promised and only a fraction of the "extensive needs", the OECD said Thursday. Adaptation is a key priority for developing countries and wealthy governments have promised to double adaptation finance by 2025, to $40 billion a year.
Vusi Thanda joins African Movement Congress, rallies for votes to become Premier in Eastern Cape
Vusi Thanda has joined the African Movement Congress. He hailed himself as a trustworthy leader as he pleaded with Eastern Cape to vote for him to become premier.
Chief Justice Raymond Zondo blames Parliament for State Capture, South Africans debate statements
Chief Justice Raymond Zondo accused Parliament of allowing State Capture to continue by not allowing MPs to support votes of no confidence against presidents.
Woman shares TikTok pics of wig glue effect on forehead after 5 days of use, SA disturbed
A TikTok video shows a woman's hairline getting damaged by wig glue. South Africans are joining the discussion on the shocking reality of beauty gone wrong.
Oil, gas giants could pay climate damage and still profit: research
Major oil and gas companies such as Aramco, ExxonMobil and Shell could have paid for their share of the damage caused by climate change and still earned trillions of dollars in profit, researchers said on Thursday. The estimated damage caused by carbon emissions from the 25 companies cost $20 trillion from 1985 to 2018 -- but during that time they earned $30 trillion, the report said.
Burna Boy concert drama continues as fraud case allegedly opened against organiser, Mzansi ignited
It appears that the drama behind the canned Burna Boy concert is still ongoing. It's alleged that Gregory Wings opened a fraud case against Sedote Nwachukwu.
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