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Death by snake: A Bloemfontein man endures bite to evade arrest
A Bloemfontein man was suspected to have deliberately endured a snake bite to avoid arrest. Police were probing the man for illegal activities with exotic animals.
Bi Phakathi sells bread for R10, gives man R5 000 for having faith
South African well-known philanthropist, BI Phakathi sold bread for R10 to test people's faith. One man bought it, and BI gave him R 5000. Mzansi loves it.
Economic Freedom Fighters Secretary-General Marshall Dlamini found guilty of assault
The Economic Freedom Fighter's secretary-general, Marshall Dlamini, was found guilty and convicted of assault with an intent to do grievious bodily harm.
Skomota dozes off during an interview, Mzansi shares hilarious reactions: "He sleeps everywhere"
Skomota was recently caught on camera sleeping while being interviewed. The video got mixed reactions from fans who felt the upcoming star must be tired.
Young woman and her dad steal hearts in Mzansi with adorable shopping spree
A young woman took to TikTok to showcase how she spent her day with her father. Her video went viral on social media, leaving many people online in awe.
Top 16 youngest K-pop idols who are taking over the scene
The youngest K-pop idols are laying the foundation for a new era of performers, and interestingly, they are less than 25. Is your favourite K-pop artist among them?
Vietnam's multi-billion dollar fraud case: key things to know
A high-profile Vietnamese real estate tycoon was sentenced to death on Thursday in one of the biggest corruption cases in history, with an estimated $27 billion in damages. Many of its real estate projects are in prime locations in central Ho Chi Minh City.
Seventeen members: age, names, positions, facts and more
Seventeen is a South Korean boy band formed by Pledis Entertainment. They debuted on May 26, 2015, with their first mini album, 17 Carat. Who are Seventeen members?
Japan seeks to reclaim tech edge with overseas help
Massive overseas and domestic investments offer Japan a chance to reclaim its tech crown, but to become a convincing alternative to China the country must embrace rapid innovation, experts say. "The traditional corporate culture in Japan tends to be risk-averse and hierarchical, which can stifle the rapid innovation typically seen in the software industry."
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