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NAFCOC co-founder Dr Sam Motsuenyane passes away, South Africans mourn
Dr Sam Motsuenyane, one of the founders of the National African Federated Chambers of Commerce, died at 97. He was also one of the African Bank's co-founders.
A group of dads attend preschool to have fun with kids, Mzansi touched: "The way I’d participate"
A TikTok video showing fathers having fun with their children in preschool touched Mzansi. The dads danced and sang preschool songs. SA impressed.
IEC calls for removal of Visvin Reddy and Bonginkosi Khanyile from MK Party candidate list
MK Party spokesperson Nhlamulo Ndlela said the IEC asked the party to remove Visvin Reddy and Bonginkosi Khanyile from its candidate list a month before the polls.
Netizens question Connie Ferguson's acting skills: "She didn't do better here"
South African actress and media mogul Connie Ferguson's acting skills were recently under scrutiny as many netizens questioned if she was always a bad actress,
Cracks in the Cape as Democratic Alliance faces backlash ahead of elections
There's a public outcry as the Democratic Alliance faces backlash in the Western Cape ahead of elections. Protestors are demanding change and inclusive governance.
Skomota back to normal while speaking over the phone, Mzansi weighs in: "Skomota is scamming us"
Skomota left Mzansi scratching their heads after seeing him speaking over the phone. The TikTok sensation appeared normal and left netizens bewildered.
Pictures of Amanda du-Pont with bodyguards spark debate: "Why does she need security?"
Amanda du-Pont was recently spotted moving around with armed security guards. Many said the popular actress was being dramatic and chasing clout.
Video of child asking if grandparents are going to "granny school" leaves Mzansi in stitches
A funny video on TikTok shows a confused child asking her mother if her grandparents are going to "granny school" when the mom drops them off at church.
Dying salmon trouble Norway's vast fish-farm industry
They are hailed for their omega-3 fatty acids and micronutrients, but Norway's salmon are not in the best of health themselves at the fish farms where they are bred. It is precisely the speed at which the fish are bred that is the problem, according to fish health specialist Poppe, who criticised the "terribly bad animal conditions" and who has stopped eating farmed salmon.
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