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Free electricity for qualifying SA households: What 4 major metros offer
South Africa's Free Basic Electricity scheme offers qualifying households up to 100 kWh a month, but millions of eligible families are missing out.
"They are definitely siblings": London tube commuters witness mice fight, SA in stitches
Commuters on the London Underground were surprised by a spirited mouse fight on 2 September 2026, capturing worldwide attention and sparking lively discussions.
Tyla lands ELLE UK October 2026 cover and reveals her secret New York subway trips
Tyla Seethal lands the ELLE UK October 2026 cover, discusses global fame and reveals how she goes undercover to ride the New York subway unnoticed.
Rasta the Artist Reveals Long-Awaited Portrait of Mthandeni SK After Four-Year Wait
Rasta unveils a long-awaited portrait of maskandi star Mthandeni SK after four years. Will his controversial artwork finally capture the singer's essence?
Former eNCA anchor lands new gig weeks after being fired: "I'm back on air"
Rofhiwa Madzena joins Business Day TV following her dismissal from eNCA. Former colleague Heidi Giokos celebrates her return to broadcasting on X.
DJ Ready D enters Cape Town mayoral race as PMC candidate for 2026 elections
DJ Ready D enters the Cape Town mayoral race as the PMC candidate, taking on Geordin Hill-Lewis and other contenders in the 2026 local elections.
Cyril Ramaphosa's Denel Aerospace visit has South Africans joking about his helicopter moment
President Cyril Ramaphosa had social media users laughing after his visit to Denel Aerospace in Kempton Park, after he got into the cockpit of a military helicopter.
“They don’t even know each other”: Strangers form wild petrol station scrum
A viral clip captures South Africans forming a rugby scrum at a petrol station, showcasing unity and rugby fever amidst the intense Springboks vs All Blacks rivalry.
Hlubi Mboya shares Kuli Roberts’ little-known academic story in heartfelt tribute
Hlubi Mboya pays tribute to late gossip legend Kuli Roberts, sharing a little-known story about her UCT research and enduring legacy in SA media.
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