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Mzansi woman's big girl purchase unveiled in TikTok video at Auto World dealership
A TikTok video shows a Mzansi woman who bought a new Auto World car. The clip went viral, with many people congratulating the young lady on her big girl purchase.
LLB graduate complains about working at call centre in TikTok clip
A video by an LLB graduate highlighted the struggles of finding employment in South Africa's job market. It sheds light on the realities faced by many lawyers.
President Cyril Ramaphosa unimpresses netizens with his 'Water' challenge video: "Bathong, Cupcake"
President Cyril Ramaphosa left many netizens unhappy with his recent stunt. A video of the president doing Tyla's 'Water' challenge went viral on social media.
Cape Verdean women warned against "broke" South African men in TikTok video
A viral TikTok rant warned Cape Verdean women about South African men's financial woes and their sudden interest in moving to the West African nation.
AFCON: TikTok video captures vibey Percy Tau busting moves after Bafana Bafana win
Percy Tau celebrated Bafana Bafana's win against Cape Verde with dance moves. The player was captured in a viral TikTok video. SA wish them luck in the semi-finals.
Taylor-mania hits Tokyo as Swift resumes tour before Super Bowl
Taylor Swift will celebrate making Grammys history with a run of concerts in Tokyo starting Wednesday, kicking off a month of sell-out shows in Asia that will include a quick run home to see her boyfriend contest the US Super Bowl.
Why fashion's 'recycling' is not saving the planet
In H&M's flagship Paris store it is hard to find clothes that don't claim to be made from "recycled materials". Those clothes that can be recycled must be sorted by colour, and then have zips, buttons, studs and other material removed.
Why Germany is being hit by strikes almost every day
A wave of strike action has brought Germany to a standstill in recent weeks, as Europe's largest economy has struggled for growth and consumers have felt the pinch from sky-high inflation. Germany has historically been among the countries in Europe where workers went on strike the least.
Israeli wineries near Lebanon fear ruined crop as war looms
Black clouds loom over grapevines in northern Israel on hills that stretch to the Lebanese border, where months of violence have raised fears of a wider war. There are fears of worse to come.
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