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Mines in South Africa with pictures, locations and industry
There are numerous mines in South Africa. The country earns a significant amount of foreign exchange from them. Check out the major mines you should know.
The most affordable wedding venues in Roodepoort in 2024
Go through this list of the most affordable wedding venues in Roodepoort as it unveils the most spectacular locations, their packages and contact information.
K.O explains why all artists signed to Skhanda World left: "Not bringing in the investment"
K.O has explained why all artists signed to Skhanda World have left. He also shared why he partly blames himself for this. K.O is the only artist under the label.
Information Regulator to crack down on telemarketing 'spam' calls, South Africa relieved
The Information Regulator is expecting to release a note which will provide the regulator's stance on what electronic communication regarding phone calls is.
Siya Kolisi and Eben Etzebeth show off bromance: "So good to see Elizabedi"
South African rugby players Siya Kolisi and Eben Eben Etzebeth, also known as Elizabedi, displayed their friendship on Instagram. Mzansi people showed love for it.
AFCON 2023: Ronwen Williams named best goalkeeper, SA celebrates: "Well deserved"
Bafana Bafana star Ronwen Williams made the country proud after winning the Best Goalkeeper award at the just-ended Africa Cup of Nations in Ivory Coast.
Shebeshxt caught up in another altercation, confronted by Mr JazziQ look-alike: "Aowa Bafana"
Shebeshxt is at the centre of more drama after getting confronted during a performance. The rapper exchanged words with a stranger who looks like Mr JazziQ.
South African woman shares incredible workplace perks on TikTok, leaving netizens envious
A young lady took to TikTok to showcase her workplace. In the video, the woman raved about all the benefits that staff members enjoy while being employees there.
Court orders Netherlands to stop F-35 parts delivery to Israel
The Netherlands must stop delivering parts for F-35 fighter jets used by Israel in the Gaza Strip, after a Dutch court Monday upheld an appeal by human rights organisations. Government lawyers also argued that if the Dutch did not supply the parts from the warehouse based in the Netherlands, Israel could easily procure them elsewhere.
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