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'Uyajola 9/9': Despite all the allegations against him, Jub Jub's show ranks number 1 on the charts
The reality TV show 'Uyajola 9/9' topped the charts of the DStv most-watched TV show in the month of August, dethroning the historic show 'Shaka iLembe'.
TikTok video of unhappy groom and bride’s ‘Mr Bones’ crown goes viral, South Africans entertained
South Africans roasted a man and his wife in a TikTok video where they were getting married. The bride had a strange crown on and the groom was unhappy.
Sizwe Dhlomo calls out husbands who choose to prioritise friends over their wives
Sizwe Dhlomo has called out men who see it necessary to prioritise friends instead of their wives. He said they are fools, and netizens seem to agree with him.
Beyoncé Knowles sends shout-out to Diana Ross after having full-blown fangirl moment
Beyoncé Knowles-Carter shocked the world when she captioned her Instagram post as a tribute to diva Diana Ross after her surprise birthday performance.
TikTok video of Pretoria family celebrating new VW Polo Vivo with salesman gives Mzansi fuzzy feelings
A Pretoria car salesman danced with his customers in a TikTok video after they purchased a new VW Polo Vivo. Netizens joked that he was dancing for the commission.
Greedy wife loses out on ex-husband's pension claim during divorce settlement, SA welcomes ruling
A couple married in COP was granted a divorce after 23 years of marriage. The wife was only granted 25% of the husband's pension interest in the provident fund.
Gogo Maweni celebrates husband Sabelo Magube's birthday with sweet post and pictures
Gogo Maweni posted a heartwarming message to celebrate her husband Sabelo Magube's birthday. The star also hinted that they are travelling to Dubai and Hong Kong.
WTO warns of 'first signs' of trade de-globalisation
The de-globalisation of international trade is far from being a reality, but "the first signs of fragmentation" are appearing, the WTO warned Tuesday, concerned of the effects of the phenomenon on growth and development.
Rice price spike offers preview of climate food disruption
A 15-year high in rice prices, prompted by top exporter India's restrictions on overseas sales, should be a wake-up call on how climate change can disrupt food supplies, experts say. That followed the July decision by India, which accounts for 40 percent of global rice exports, to ban the overseas sale of non-basmati rice.
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