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Unisa to be run by former UJ Vice Chancellor for next 2 years, Blade Nzimande intentions become official
Unisa will face government intervention as Blade Nzimande stepped in to address administrative issues. UNISA's reputation and management are all in question.
Springboks fan’s nail art sparks national pride ahead of Rugby World Cup final
A fan of the South African rugby team got acrylic nails with the national flag and Bokke painted on the them. The TikTok video got Mzansi hyped for the final game.
Orlando Pirates draw again in DStv Premiership match, team lags 15 points behind Mamelodi Sundowns
Orlando Pirates' PSL drew against Polokwane City, leaving fans frustrated. The Buccaneers are desperate for a victory to improve their standings in the league.
Primary school learners pull heartwarming surprise for grieving teacher in viral TikTok video
Edleen Primary school learners comforted their teacher who lost her mother. The heartwarming scene was posted on TikTok and it went viral and touched Mzansi.
Majorsteez's collab with the late AKA drops, duo grateful to Forbes family for approving release
Majorsteez's dropped "Smooth Criminal' in collaboration with the late AKA. The viral song honours the rapper's legacy, and many fans were amazed.
RWC: Former Springboks coach Peter de Villiers sends video for national rugby team ahead of final clash
Former Springboks coach Peter de Villiers has sent a message for the national team ahead of their final clash with rivals New Zealand at the 2023 Rugby World Cup.
Devastated woman destroys wedding ring 9 months after leaving husband, video trends
A Mzansi woman marked the end of her marriage by smashing her expensive wedding ring. The TikTok video of the ruined silver diamond ring went viral.
Presidency shares video of Ramaphosa jetting to France for Springboks and All Blacks final
President Cyril Ramaphosa jetted to Paris, France to watch the Rugby World Cup final between South Africa and New Zealand. He posted a video before his departure.
Fears grow of tighter state grip on Serbian media
Two controversial bills backed by Serbian lawmakers this week have sparked fears of more state control over the media and another setback for press freedom in the Balkan nation. - Inefficient regulator - One of the most controversial points of the two bills relates to the Regulatory Authority for Electronic Media (REM), which is responsible for media monitoring.
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