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Jacob Zuma takes a swipe at the IEC: “Why does it involve itself in politics?”
Former President Jacob Zuma has accused the IEC of politicking and trying to block him from running in the upcoming 29 May 2024 General Election.
Brave KZN Grade 3 boy saves friend from burning taxi and earns dream school scholarship
Likhanyile Duma, a courageous Grade pupil, bravely saved his friend from a burning taxi. This incredible act of heroism earned Likhanyile a full scholarship.
South African student goes viral with self-driven solar-powered car invention
A South African Grade 12 student went viral on Twitter after he unveiled his invention. The young man created a self-driven solar-powered car, and Mzansi clapped.
Former Kaizer Chiefs trickster Junior Khanye looks to dazzle the silver screen after landing TV role
Former Kaizer Chiefs winger Junior Khanye will host a new 14-part TV series, Fixing the Game: Junior Khanye, where he will discuss his life after football, .
Corporate climate pledge weakened by carbon offsets move
The world's main benchmark for vetting corporate climate action has been accused by its own staff of "greenwashing" after allowing businesses to use carbon credits to offset pollution from their value chains.
Independent 2024 General Elections candidate leaves SA scratching heads: "She had me at tax break"
Independent candidate Faith Phathela proposed that SARS give SA a tax sabbatical and also proposed that children should give parents consent to be pierced.
"Small girl with a big God": Woman flaunts brand-new whip
A woman took to her TikTok account to show off her brand-new Omoda C5. In the clip, she drives the beast out of the car dealership. SA celebrates with her.
Pearl Mbewe gushes over Sello Maake kaNcube amid divorce rumours: “People should give you a break”
Pearl Mbewe penned an emotional letter to her husband, Sello Maake kaNcube amid divorce rumours. The couple was hit by divorce allegations, but they have spoken out.
Meta turns to AI to protect minors from 'sextortion' on Instagram
Meta said on Thursday it was developing new tools to protect teenage users from "sextortion" scams on its Instagram platform, which has been accused by US politicians of damaging the mental health of youngsters. The legal filing alleged Meta had exploited young users by creating a business model designed to maximise time they spend on the platform despite harm to their health.
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