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Kevin James' weight loss: Truth behind the transformation and controversies
Check out this post to discover the truth behind Kevin James' weight loss journey, including the methods he used and the inspiration behind his transformation.
Nontando Nolutshungu replaces Floyd Shivambu as EFF Chief Whip in Parliament
The Economic Freedom Fighters' national chairperson Nontando Nolutshungu has been deployed as the party's Chief Whip in Parliament. Naledi Chirwa returned as an MP.
"She's just a girl": Husband watches wife bump Mercedes-Benz on gate, SA applauds his patience in TikTok video
A TikTok video shows a woman almost crashing a Mercedes Benz as her husband watched. Online users were in awe of the man’s reaction to his wife’s driving.
Ambassador Ebrahim Rasool to attend Donald Trump's inauguration in President Cyril Ramaphosa's place
President Cyril Ramaphosa will not attend the inauguration of USA president-Elect Donald Trump. ambassador Ebrahim Rasool will represent South Africa.
"We're messed up": Siya Kolisi declares desire to be better father and man amid divorce in video
Siya Kolisi shared that he enjoys therapy and wants to be a better man and father. The Springboks captain discussed the difficulties a lot of men face.
"Boss child": 5-year-old saves thousands in coins and covers stationery expenses in TikTok video
A TikTok video shows a five year old who set money aside in a piggy bank. The proud mom shared that her child managed to cover his stationery expenses.
Briefly News’ Chief Editor Selected for Thomson Reuters Foundation AI Newsroom Mentoring Programme
Briefly News' Chief Editor, Rianette Cluley, has been selected to participate in the AI Newsroom Mentoring programme organised by the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
Kabza De Small previews new music with Cowboi, SA responds to video
Amapiano music producer and DJ Kabelo Motha, known as Kabza De Small recently received mixed reactions when he previewed new music with musician Cowboi.
South Africa's prisoners achieve 96.2% matric pass rate, SA jokes they had enough time to get 100
South Africa's prisoners achieved a 96.2% matric pass rate, a 3% increase from last year, but South Africans think they had enough time to study to get 100%.
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