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Senzo Meyiwa trial: Advocate Mngomezulu claims Longwe Thwala was drunk on day of incident
Advocate Thulani Mngomezulu, who represents one of the five men accused of killing Senzo Myiwa, claimed Longwe Thwala fired his gun three times.
Kaizer Chiefs could remove R1.4 million from their monthly expenses by offloading Keegan Dolly
Attacking midfielder Keegan Dolly's R1.4 million contract is drawing to a close at Kaizer Chiefs in June 2024 and the star could be a free agent next season.
Dbn Gogo body shamed by online trolls after dance video goes viral: "Focalistic dodged a bullet"
Dbn Gogo's dance video has caused a buzz on social media. Fans shared mixed reactions, with some saying she can't dance. Others loved the viral clip.
Wedding guests devise new style to flaunt cash at wedding: "Igbo men have changed their pattern"
A short clip on social media has captured a group of Igbo men rolling out cash with respect at an occasion. Social media users reacted massively to the video.
How to write a friendly letter: Tips for perfect penmanship
These tips on how to write a friendly letter touch on the letter's format, its contents, writing tips and the common mistakes to avoid. Check them out!
Shauwn Mkhize in the firing line on 'Carte Blanche' over 2005 fraud case, Netizens weigh in
Durban business mogul Shauwn Mkhize was in the firing line on 'Carte Blanche'. She was grilled over the 2005 fraud case and has set the record straight.
Prenup allegedly saves Lebo M's riches amid messy divorce with Pretty Angeline Samuels, SA weighs in
Lebo M is said to have saved his riches amid his messy divorce with Pretty Samuels. The famous composer and his estranged wife allegedly signed a prenup.
Cyril Ramaphosa wants qualified teacher's unemployment crisis resolved in viral video
President Cyril Ramaphosa promised to help a KwaZulu-Natal graduate with getting employment after she said she was unemployed since she graduated.
New EU spending rules bring back debt discipline focus
With an energy crisis and record high inflation in the EU's rearview mirror, Brussels believes the time has come for the bloc to focus on ensuring sound public finances. The indebted countries -- for example, Italy whose debt is 140 percent of GDP -- believed the pact was a straitjacket that penalised public investment.
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