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Andile Ramaphosa’s weight loss stuns South Africans
SA President Cyril Ramaphosa's son Andile surprised many with his new physique. Ramaphosa Jnr posted pictures displaying his leaner body on his Instagram profile.
Young South African woman's toilet paper business goes viral on TikTok
A young South African woman took to TikTok to showcase her toilet paper business. The video went viral. Many people on social media were touched by the lady's story.
Cassper Nyovest and wife Pulane allegedly pregnant with their first child, Mzansi's reactions mixed
Cassper Nyovest and his new bride, Pulane, are said to be expecting their first child. They recently tied the knot and fans are discussing their alleged pregnancy.
Pakistan's delicate Eid bangles go from furnace to forearms
Layers of intricately decorated bangles are a staple fashion accessory for women in Pakistan, a carefully considered part of their Islamic Eid-al-Fitr celebrations.
Pearl Thusi's ex Walter Mokoena accused of failing to pay his employees
Pearl Thusi's ex and baby daddy Walter Mokoena was recently accused of not paying his employees their salaries for months now and they have been frustrated by this.
'Muvhango' actor Dingaan Khumalo opens up about being denied access to his daughter, SA weighs in
The 'Muvhango' actor and TV presenter Dingaan Siyabonga Khumalo recently revealed that his baby mama has been denying him access to his daughter.
Netizens react to Mihlali Ndamase having it lit in USA: "Will she ever come back"
Youtuber and content creator Mihlali Ndamase is having the time of her life in America. The star has been serving her fans and followers with some saucy content.
ECB tipped to pause one last time before June rate cut
Buoyed by falling inflation, the European Central Bank is expected to keep borrowing costs on hold one last time Thursday while laying the ground for a first interest rate cut in June. Like other central banks, the ECB is now weighing the best time to switch gears and support economic growth through lower rates -- without endangering the progress on inflation.
'Panama Papers' trial to begin eight years after tax scandal
Twenty-seven people are set to go on trial on Monday for money laundering in connection with the "Panama Papers" tax evasion scandal, which revealed how many of the world's wealthy stashed assets in offshore companies. The fact that part of its laws against money laundering did not exist when the Panama Papers revelations emerged could complicate efforts by the judiciary to achieve convictions.
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