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Pupil denied exam room entrance because of tight pants, netizens react: Something ain’t right”
A Cape Town 14-year-old Grade 9 learner was refused entrance to the exam room because his pants were deemed too tight. He had to write after school.
“The World Needs Officers Who Know Christ”: Police Officer Sings Gospel at Work Event, SA’s Touched
A young policeman shared a video captured when he performed a gospel son in an event hosted by his department on TikTok and social media users loved it.
Meet gog’ Sophie: The Mpumalanga granny redefining taxi door operator roles
An energetic Mpumalanga elderly woman broke stereotypes and works as a taxi sliding door operator. In a viral TikTok video the online community applauded the gogo.
Kaizer Chiefs technical staff run the rule over a promising club prospect
Kaizer Chiefs coach Nasreddine Nabi and his technical staff have been keeping an eye on a promising player that could be called up to the senior squad.
"You only have this one life!": Lady shares tips to grow as content creator in 2024
A lady plugged Mzansi's aspiring content creators with tips to grow and create quality content on social media.SA was appreciative of the practical tips
Westbury community members clash with South African Police Service in protest action
Community members of Westbury in Johannesburg, Gauteng, clashed with the South African Police Service during a service delivery protest over a water outage.
"Finally signing my 1st employment contract": Accounting graduate bags a job in Cape Town
An accounting graduate celebrated signing her first job contract at Deloitte. The heartwarming TikTok video made Mzansi proud and inspired many.
“Sisterhood is proud”: Woman celebrates 1 month of no contact in style, SA reacts
A young woman showed off how she celebrated one month of no contact with her ex in style. The TikTok video went viral online, causing a massive debate.
"I don't want it, I need it": SA gushes as woman shows Mr Price's R170 Tyla T-shirt
A local woman shared on TikTok that she saw a Tyla-printed T-shirt at Mr Price for R170. Many fashion lovers showed an interest in the oversized garment.
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