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Kaizer Chiefs legend Doctor Khumalo said Amakhosi needs an arrogant coach in control of the club
After finishing tenth in the PSL, Kaizer Chiefs needs an arrogant coach to deliver results for the Soweto club according to midfield legend Doctor Khumalo.
Lady Du shares video casting her vote and posts picture of her inked thumb: " I woke up at 4am"
Amapiano singer Lady Du has urged Mzansi to go out and vote after she posted a video of her casting her vote and her inked thumb. The star said she woke up at 4 am.
Mr JazziQ accused of sexual harassment at YFM and breaks his silence, SA reacts: "Send her to jail"
Mr JazziQ is at the centre of serious claims made on social media by another public figure. She alleged that the DJ forced himself on her after she rejected him.
"Flip the switch": Viral video hilariously predicts stage 9 loadshedding after elections
A South African video shows a politician instructing an Eskom worker to turn off the electricity as soon as the votes are in for the general election.
Langa Mavuso excited to headline ‘Music In The Snow’ festival alongside Vusi Nova and others
Langa Mavuso has revealed that he is excited to headline the 'Music in the Snow' festival alongside top stars like Vusi Nova and the Jaziel Brothers.
Ben Shapiro's net worth and wealth: How rich is he today?
Ben Shapiro is an American author, lawyer and political commentator. He is widely recognized as the co-founder of The Daily Wire. What is Ben Shapiro’s net worth?
2024 general elections: Stellenbosch University professor predicts under 50% votes for ANC
The president of the ANC, Cyril Ramaphosa, cast his vote at the Hitekani Primary School in Soweto on the 2024 general elections. A professor made a prediction.
Inside a semiconductor 'clean room' at Japan's top university
To study semiconductors at Japan's top university, first you need the right clothes -- protective overalls, shoe covers, plastic gloves and a lightweight balaclava to keep your hair out of the way. Chip expert and University of Tokyo professor Tadahiro Kuroda said Japan's push into a sector where it was once dominant feels like "spring has returned".
The IEC has warned against pictures of marked ballots
The IEC has warned that taking pictures of marked ballots is a criminal offence and urged voters to comply and ensure a fair and confidential voting process.
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