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Lady Du hints at working with KO after sharing that they buried the hatchet: "We are cool"
Lady Du recently addressed her beef with rapper KO. The 'Wishy Wishy' hitmaker said everything is now water under the bridge and they are now okay.
Bloemfontein man gives hilarious traffic commentary in TikTok video, netizens join his mood
A man from Bloemfrontein made a TikTok video where he directs motorists to Jesus. The clip shows a vandalised sign and the driver made light of the situation.
TikTok video shows ambulance passenger waving at cars in traffic, Mzansi viewers love the spectacle
A TikTok video shows a patient in an ambulance doing the most while on the road. Mzansi online users cracked up over the hilarious clip of the emergency vehicle.
Lindiwe Sisulu reveals that she's living with cancer in her tribute message to Zoleka Mandela
Former minister Lindiwe Sisulu shared some heartfelt words about the late Zoleka Mandela who passed away due to cancer. Sisulu said she too lives with cancer.
Woman in TikTok video struggles to drink fire shooter, SA laughs at her confusion mid-groove
A TikTok video shows a woman's funny battle with a fiery drink. Mzansi online users were amused as they watched the lady try to figure out a way to drink it.
Klerksdorp parking lot murderer leaves the country days after victim dies, family outraged
Wernich Botha, then accused of murdering Hilton Pretorius has allegedly fled the country. Botha was granted bail and left the country days after his victim died.
SA praises KwaZulu-Natal inventor’s water-powered vehicle, netizens offer tips under TikTok video
South Africans gave a TikTok user from KwaZulu Natal tips on how he could improve his water-powered car design. Netizens praised his intelligence and creativity.
Former SAA Chair Dudu Myeni released on R10K bail after surprise arrest due to BOSASA corruption
Former SAA Chairperson Dudu Myeni has been released on a R10K bail following her recent surprise arrest. Myeni was arrested for BOSASA-related corruption.
Key US inflation measure ticks up in August
The key US inflation measure used by the Federal Reserve to set interest rates ticked up again in August, fueled by rising energy prices, according to government data published Friday. Slowing core inflation is likely to be seen as a positive development among policymakers, since it indicates that prices are still heading in the right direction despite the recent rise in energy costs.
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