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Cassper Nyovest reveals he's currently working on a documentary, 'Put Your Hands Up' hitmaker's fans enthusiastically suggest content to include: "Put everything"
Cassper Nyovest has his fans jumping for joy after revealing that he is working on a self-documentary. The SA rapper's stans have rushed online to show support.
Young lady who went to colour party looking stunning returns looking dusty and with no wig: “Yoh it was lit”
Videos showing how a lady looked when she left the house versus when she returned the morning have gone viral. She left looking stunning and returned dusty.
French motorists scramble for fuel as strike cuts supply
Frustrated motorists faced more chaos at petrol pumps across France on Friday as a strike at energy giant Totalenergies entered its 12th day. The supply situation would improve "within two or three days", she predicted, adding that just 15 percent of all petrol stations in France had been affected.
Former Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoend’s spiritual journey in Israel stirs mixed reactions from South Africans
Former Chief Justice Mogoeng Mogoeng and his wife, Mamphefo, are currently in Israel on a spiritual journey. The pair will be attending the Feast of Tabernacles
Zozibini Tunzi dubbed fashion icon by fans after posting pics wearing edgy suit
Zozibini Tunzi will walk the catwalk at the Africa Fashion Week London 2022. The former Miss Universe posted a pretty picture on her way to a BBC interview.
Troubled Lesotho votes for parliament
Voters in the southern African kingdom of Lesotho were casting ballots in parliamentary elections on Friday, but hopes were low that the outcome will end the country's long-running political gridlock. Only 47 percent of registered voters bothered to cast their ballot at the last elections in 2017.
Eskom CEO de Ruyer bemoans corrupt suppliers swindling the power utility with bad coal
Eskom CEO Andre de Ruyter says extremely high coal prices make it much easier for unethical suppliers to defraud Eskom and supply the utility with bad coal.
US, Philippines reinforce alliance with joint military drills
US and Philippine marines stormed a beach near a disputed rocky outcrop in the South China Sea on Friday as part of joint military drills involving more than 3,500 troops. Around 300 troops were involved in Friday's amphibious drills held on an uninhabited beach in Zambales province, about 240 kilometres (150 miles) east of Scarborough Shoal, which China seized from the Philippines in 2012.
KZN mom who allegedly abandoned her baby granted bail, SA says it’s a “heartbreaking situation”
A 23-year-old woman who allegedly abandoned her baby in KwaZulu-Natal appeared in the Verulam magistrate’s court and was granted bail of R500 on Thursday.
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