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Teenage girl dancing on table gets hyped by dad, viral TikTok video has people clapping for their bond
This teenage girl was dancing on a table when her dad walked in, and instead of shouting, he hyped her. Mzansi loves the way the father handled the situation.
R50K Witbank small bathroom renovation TikTok video causes a stir, interior designer tells Briefly News it took 1.5 weeks
A TikTok video showed how a Witbank company transformed a small bathroom into a classy, elegant washroom. Netizens were amazed at how beautifully it turned out.
Mzansi sends heartfelt messages to Beyoncé Knowles-Carter on her 42nd birthday
Beyoncé Knowles-Carter celebrated her 42nd birthday on 4 September, and her Mzansi fans had a few special words to relay to her as he is currently on tour.
Nelson Mandela Bay pioneers load-curtailment project, keeping lights on for some residents during loadshedding
At least 125 residents in Nelson Mandela Bay will have limited electricity supply during loadshedding thanks to a new load-curtailment pilot project from Eskom.
Mzansi teacher wears torn socks to make learners feel included despite their hardships, SA praises her
A video of a teacher and her learners rocking torn socks in class has gone viral on social media. She shared that her learners inspired her gesture in the clip.
Microsoft gambles big on Hollywood-esque 'Starfield' video game
"Starfield", one of the most-anticipated video games in years, launches worldwide on Wednesday with the hype -- and production standards -- of a Hollywood blockbuster. Other titles this year boasting those same Hollywood-esque qualities include "Hogwarts Legacy", made by Avalanche Studios owned by Warner Bros. and tapping into the Harry Potter universe.
Fuel price increase for Mzansi motorists confirmed for Wednesday, SA up in arms: “What nonsense is this?”
The Department of Mineral Resources and Energy confirmed that the cost of petrol and diesel will increase in a record price hike on Wednesday, 6 September.
Black Sea ships carrying grain hit insurance obstacle
The risk of bombing has made it virtually impossible to insure ships leaving Ukraine via the Black Sea, leaving the sector to find an alternative route, especially for grain. Ports along this alternative route are also under attack from Russians, according to Frederic Denefle, head of Garex, a French company specialised in marine risk insurance.
Russia upends global grain trade
Russia has cemented its position as the world's top grain exporter with the help of a bumper harvest and cut-rate prices while its war in Ukraine has upended the market. He has also kept grain prices low to gain a competitive edge over other exporting nations and offered special prices to Egypt, which has also been a buyer of Ukrainian wheat.
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