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Prasa encourages citizens to travel by rail in December, Mzansi concerned
Prasa encouraged SA people to use trains travel to during the holidays to avoid congested roads. However, many citizens raised concerns about safety.
Ranaka sisters Dineo, Manaka and Mpumi reveal they didn't speak for a year until dad's birthday
The Ranaka sisters, Dineo, Manaka and Mpumi, opened up about not talking for a year. The sisters revealed that their father's birthday party helped them reconnect.
Rural homeowner recreates neighbour's house design, TikTok video sparks debate
A TikTok video showing a rural resident realising their neighbour replicated their custom architectural design, from the roof to the windows, went viral.
Cape Town man shot to death over queue at petrol pump, South Africans shake in fear
A man was killed at a petrol station in Cape Town after he argued with a motorist over who arrived at the petrol pump first. He was shot to death.
AKA crowned MTV's Hottest MC of 2023, hip-hop lovers think list is biased: "After all these years"
AKA finally topped MTV's Hottest MC of 2023 list. Other rappers who made it onto the list include Cassper Nyovest, Maglera Doe Boy, Nasty C and 'SETE' hitmaker K.O.
Temba Bavuma and Kagiso Rabada excluded from Proteas’ limited-overs series against India
Proteas captain Temba Bavuma and fast bowler Kagiso Rabada have been excluded from the South African squad that will play a limited-overs series with India.
Former 'Scandal!' actor Kagiso Modupe and his wife Liza welcome new baby
'Scandal!' star Kagiso Modupe and wife Liza welcomed their new bundle of joy. The heartwarming Instagram photos were shared to announce the baby's arrival.
Netizens celebrate Enhle Mbali Mlotshwa as she hosts her first fashion show alone: "To more shows"
Actress and businesswoman Enhle Mbali Mlotshwa hosted her first stand-alone fashion show for her 'Freedom Collection.' The star's runway turned into a huge success.
Spotify cuts around 1,500 jobs as growth slows
Music streaming giant Spotify said Monday it would reduce its number of employees by around 17 percent in a bid to cut costs amid "dramatically" slower economic growth. Ek said the company now finds itself in a very different environment, noting that "economic growth has slowed dramatically and capital has become more expensive."
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