Latest News
Thirsty for change?: Switch energy drink mocks South African government in hilarious advert
A new Switch ad went viral in South Africa for its hilarious satire. The ad depicts lazy government workers suddenly becoming productive after drinking Switch.
DJ Black Coffee makes Mzansi proud after performing for a huge crowd in America
DJ Black Coffee made Mzansi proud when he performed for thousands in the United States. Social media users praised him for being the best in the game.
Shebeshxt beats up another fan, Mzansi's reactions mixed: "One day he will meet his maker"
Shebeshxt was caught in the middle of another altercation with a fan. Like clockwork, the controversial Limpopo slapped the man and divided netizens.
Actress Thembi Seete shares adorable photo with her son Dakalo, SA gushes: "He's handsome"
Former 'Gomora' actress Thembi Seete shared an adorable picture with her son Dakalo. The picture was then shared on X(Twitter), and Mzansi was left gushing.
Thalente Mbatha deserves a permanent Orlando Pirates deal, says former Bucs forward Bruce Ramokadi
Former Orlando Pirates forward Bruce Ramokadi says the Bucs must make Thalente Mbatha's temporary switch from SuperSport United a permanent deal.
IEC clarifies: No Zanu-PF observer status for South African elections
The IEC confirmed that it had not granted Zanu-PF election observer mission status after ATM leader Vuyo Zungula questioned the Zimbabwean party's involvement.
Actress Omuhle Gela drops Tropika Island competition for acting gig, fans not surprised
South African actress and reality TV star Omuhle Gela has announced that she decided to pull out of the Tropika Island competition for a acting gig.
Pearl Thusi performs in Tyla-inspired outfit, peeps unimpressed: "She's moving weird these days"
Pearl Thusi recently performed at Friends of Amstel and flaunted her stage looks. The 'Queen Sono' actress was criticised for her distressed one-piece.
A gloomy season for Ethiopia's 'green gold' at the khat market
"We call it green gold," says Ramadan Youssouf, a khat trader in the Ethiopian town of Aweday, one of the largest markets in the world for the mildly narcotic shrub. Many of the bundles from the Aweday market will make their way to Wajale, a border town straddling Ethiopia and Somaliland -- a breakaway region of Somalia.
Latest
Load more