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Makhosi Khoza makes political comeback, joins ABC party
Makhosi Khoza has made a political comeback and joined the Abantu Batho Congress (ABC) party. Dr Khoza's return follows her removal from ActionSA in 2022.
Partner's valentine proposal leaves viewers in awe in a TikTok video
A TikTok video shows a young South African woman unveiling how her partner asked her to be his valentine. People were in awe of the man's grand gesture.
Gqeberha couple replace shack, Mzansi stunned by outcome: "So impressive, well done"
A TikTok video that showed a couple replacing their shack with a stronger one had SA wowed. The upgrade was out of this world. The mkhukhu looks like a brick house.
DJ Sbu says argues that there is no such thing as black tax: "Never forget where you come from"
DJ Sbu has argued that there is no such thing as black tax. In SA, the term is used loosely, so DJ Sbu took some time to remind people that the term doesn't exist.
Mzansi little girl's hair-combing tantrum goes viral on TikTok
Prepare for drama as a little girl's epic tantrum over hair-combing stunned people on TikTok.The video sparked a debate over discipline and gentle parenting styles.
Prince Kaybee breaks his silence on why men no longer put pressure when pursuing women
Music producer Prince Kaybee opened up about why men nowadays don't put pressure on women when pursuing them. The star said they are trying to stay out of jail.
Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi launches almost 7000 facial recognition cameras
Gauteng's premier, Panyaza Lesufi, launched almost 7000 facial recognition cameras in Gauteng in townships, suburbs, informal settlements and hostels.
Strict mom melts over grandson despite threats to kick daughter out, bonds with baby over Bernini
A woman shared a TikTok video of her mom holding her baby, despite previously threatening to kick her out if she got pregnant. The grandma embraces her new role.
Apple's iMessage, Microsoft's Bing escape EU rules
Apple's iMessage and Microsoft's Bing search engine got a reprieve from tougher EU rules curbing how tech titans do business, the European Commission said on Tuesday. The European Commission at the same time launched probes to consider whether Apple's messaging service iMessage, Microsoft's Bing, and Microsoft's browser Edge and advertising service should also be included.
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