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Johannesburg CBD floods cause accidents in Alexandra Township, EMS prepared as videos show heavy rain effects
Johannesburg CBD is flooded, and Mzansi peeps were upset. Peeps pointed fingers as they discussed why only the CBD got flooded after the heavy rain.
Ramaphosa honours Peter Magubane with official funeral, SA divided
President Ramaphosa has granted a special official funeral Category 2 for the late Peter Magubane, a renowned anti-apartheid activist and photographer.
Mpumalanga dad shoots teen son in alleged accident, SAPS arrest him for 2 charges
A dad in Mpumalanga shot his 18-year-old son and claimed it was by accident. SAPS investigation made people blame the dad for almost killing his teen child.
AAAM rally behind MK party for upcoming elections, SA citizens stunned
AAAM, a prominent organisation of church leaders, endorsed the Umkhonto We Sizwe (MK) party and urged for unity for a strong showing in the 2024 elections.
SA citizens split on ANC's dismissal of Zuma-backed MK party
ANC dismissed Jacob Zuma's backing of the MK party. Secretary General Mbalula said issues internal with ruling party members should be resolved internally.
Woman catches her brother sipping on the baby's bottle, says she won't let him babysit again
A woman said she would not let her brother babysit again after she caught him on a hilarious video drinking from a baby's bottle while on babysitting duty.
TikTok video of a man who went to UCT with just an acceptance letter pulled Mzansi's heartstrings
A story of a man who arrived at UCT with nothing but his determination and acceptance letter touched South African's hearts. TikTok video is going viral.
Sannah Mchunu moved to tears after Briefly Awards nod: "I'm still shaking"
Sannah Mchunu has thanked her fans for recognising her talent and nominating her as the Best Actress of the Year in the Briefly Entertainment Awards.
Global maritime trade sails into geopolitical storm
International maritime trade has hit stormy waters as attacks by Yemen's Huthi rebels on ships in the Red Sea has reduced the availability of ships, causing freight rates to surge. - Taiwan elections - Attacks in the Red Sea are not the only ones disrupting international trade.
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