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Proud girlfriend flaunts boyfriends' matric results, video of 7 distinctions wows SA: "Albert Einstein"
A Mzansi woman took to TikTok to share her boyfriend's exceptional matric results in a video that revealed that he received an impressive seven distinctions.
Mpumalanga cop faces multiple charges after police link her to stolen cars used in cash-in-transit heist
A traffic cop from Mbombela, Mpumalanga, was arrested by the Hawks after vehicles that were used in an attempted CIT heist were found parked on her property.
Uber reports surprise profit in Q2
Uber reported a surprise profit on Tuesday, pointing to strong growth in its core mobility and delivery businesses despite missing revenue estimates. "But our mobility and delivery businesses are growing at huge rates and larger than ever."
Izette Griesel is an inspiration to young South African netball players
Izette Griesel is a South African professional netball player. She is among the most talented players playing for the SPAR Proteas. Learn more about her here.
Ntsiki Mzwai questions why Sjava is allowed to perform at event Kelly Khumalo got dropped from
Ntsiki Mazwai has weighed in on Kelly Khumalo's axing from an upcoming Women's Day event while singer Sjava remains the headliner. Netizens dragged Mazwai.
Spitch Nzawumbi's drastic weight loss in 8 months inspires South Africans: "Show us your meal plan"
Spitch Nzawumbi embarked on a weight loss journey at the beginning of the year and finally revealed on TikTok the number of kilograms he dropped since January.
Manchester Thunder player Lenize Potgieter's battle against mental health is inspiring
Local netball player Lenize Potgieter is an integral part of the national team, but is also considered a mental health advocate. What all do we know about her?
Karla Pretorius and her husband, Werner Pretorius, are the proud parents of a baby girl
Karla Pretorius is a South African professional netball player, currently playing for the South Africa SPAR Proteas Netball and the Sunshine Coast Lightning.
Niger coup raises questions about uranium dependence
The military coup in Niger last week raises the question of Europe's dependency on uranium mined in the West African nation for its nuclear power plants. The company said last week that it was monitoring the situation closely but that the seizure of power by the military had not for the moment affected the delivery of uranium supplies.
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