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DJ Zinhle gushes over 'Big Brother Mzansi's' housemate Zee
DJ Zinhle recently gushed over 'Big Brother Mzansi' housemate Zee and her gorgeous look. A fan mentioned that the two look very beautiful and alike.
"Okocha will win": Jay Jay and Ronaldinho play against each other in PSG legends' football match
Jay Jay Okocha, Nigeria's midfielder, was spotted in the field of play with Brazilian footballer, Ronaldinho as they prepared to play in PSG legends game.
TikTok video of Mzansi men coming out of the store with Valentine's Day flowers
A TikTok video shows South African men coming out of the store with Valentine's Day flowers for their partners. People were flattered by the guys' grand gesture.
50 most dangerous cities in the world in 2024 (list and photos)
Which are the most dangerous cities in the world? Keep reading this article to know more about their names, locations, and crime rates. You will be surprised!
"All he does is work and sleep”: Married mom of 4 who feels like a single parent gets expert advice
Shelley Lewin, a relationship coach, answered a mother of four who feels like a single mom. The mom said she is married to a high-earner while she stays at home.
How to send a Please Call Me on Vodacom South Africa in 2024
This simple and helpful guide on how to send a Please Call Me on Vodacom will serve you when you are low on airtime yet urgently need to call someone. Read more.
South Africans struggling to survive, survey finds many live from paycheck to paycheck
A survey conducted by 1Life Insurance reveals that South Africans are struggling to make ends meet and are dipping into their savings to buy food.
Natasha Thahane joins 'Sike Squad' TikTok trend, buys herself red roses for Valentine's Day
Natasha Thahane jumped into the hilarious Sike Squad trend and left her fans in stitches. The actress bought herself a bouquet of red roses on Valentine's Day.
US retail sales slump more than expected in January
Retail sales in the United States fell more than analysts anticipated last month, bogged down by weak auto sales and lower gas prices, government data showed Thursday. Excluding the auto sector, retail sales fell 0.6 percent in January from December -- a development analysts attribute to higher rates on loans and the unwinding of pent up demand after supply chain problems were resolved.
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