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Woman takes on #MyRide challenge by showing off her new car in a viral TikTok video
A woman posted a viral TikTok video with her first car as part of the #MyRide challenge and commenters are left in awe of her beautiful achievement.
Naledi Aphiwe thanks supporters for Briefly News Entertainment Award win: "I will never forget"
Naledi Aphiwe bagged herself a win at the Briefly News Entertainment Awards. The budding singer was crowned the Top Influencer of the Year and thanked her fans.
Halala: Olympic champion Caster Semenya and her wife Violet celebrate 7th anniversary
Olympic champion Caster Semenya and her wife Violet celebrated their seventh anniversary. The couple rejoiced over the milestone in their relationship.
401 Gold One mineworkers fired for December illegal underground sit-in, 114 placed on suspension
401 mineworkers from Gold One Mine in Springs, Ekurhuleni, were fired after they were involved in an illegal underground sit-in where miners were held hostage.
Faith Nketsi buys a Hermès luxury bag worth R500 000, Mzansi reacts: "Love it for her"
Socialite and influencer Faith Nketsi bought a luxury Hermès bag worth R500 000. The reality TV star purchased it from a pre-owned store that sells pricey items.
Proud man shares 2-year progress pictures of home on Twitter: Mzansi reacts, claps all round
A SA man has taken time to build a home for himself, and the finished product is inspiring. Mzansi people showered the man with praise and congratulations.
Veteran filmmaker Duma Ndlovu calls for the Market Theatre to be named after John Kani
Duma Ndlovu called for the Market Theatre to be named after John Kani. This came after KZN government pushed for Playhouse Theatre to be named after Mbongeni Ngema.
TikTok video puts Stellenbosch University's dining delights in the spotlight
A TikTokker posted a video of the food at the Stellenbosch University residence and commenters are impressed with the incredible quality of the food.
France drops renewables targets in new energy bill
Critics are deriding as a step backward a new French energy bill that favours the further development of nuclear power and avoids setting targets for solar and wind power and other renewables. But the proposed text sets no such targets for building renewable capacity, in particular wind and solar, whereas previous energy laws did.
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