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Johannesburg mother spoils herself with Porsche Cayenne, Mzansi celebrates: "God did indeed"
A Johannesburg mother took to her TikTok account and showed off her new beast. She bought a Porsche SUV. South African online users are celebrating with her.
Eskom's latest tariff hike to result in South Africans spending R480 more on electricity from April
The National Energy Regulator of South Africa's approved 12.74% tariff hike might result in households spending R480 extra on electricity, and SA is angry.
Foxconn reports 33% rise in fourth-quarter net profit
Taiwanese tech giant Foxconn on Thursday reported a 33 percent jump in net profit during the final three months of 2023, marking the second straight quarter of growth for the Apple supplier. The boost came on the heels of two consecutive quarterly misses -- with January-March seeing a drop of 56 percent and a one percent fall in the following three months.
South African woman shares inspiring job hunt journey on TikTok, praises God after landing a job
A young woman posted a TikTok video detailing how life was after university. She shared about applying to jobs with no success and dreaming of having an apartment.
Mihlali Ndamase shows off R2M Mercedes-Benz AMG, SA expresses mixed reactions: "She doesn't own it"
Mihlali Ndamase recently bought herself a Mercedes-Benz AMG and has been a hot topic. She posted a new video of her car and had social media buzzing.
Young woman's emotional SAICA certificate unboxing goes viral on TikTok
A TikTok video shows a young South African woman unboxing her SAICA certificate, and the clip went viral. People on social media were left inspired by the video.
TikTok video of newborn baby’s hilarious facial expressions gets 1 million views
Laugh out loud as a newborn baby's funny facial expressions took TikTok by storm in this viral video. See the hilarious reactions and commentary from South Africans.
At Texas arts and tech fest, virtual reality is perfectly human
At South by Southwest -- the gargantuan Texas festival for cinema, music and tech -- artists this year embraced virtual reality as a way to better connect with humanity, not escape it. "Today, we can program anything we want," she said, but "it takes human intelligence to be artistic, to find the right connections."
Boom times for Myanmar opium farmers as coup chaos bites
In a remote corner of Myanmar a line of farmers move through a field of nodding poppies, making small cuts in the greenish-purple pods to release opium resin. "I can only know about my region of poppy fields," he said.
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