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Podcaster Penuel accuses 'Podcast and Chill' host MacG of gatekeeping podcast industry, Mzansi disagrees: "This is jealousy"
'Podcast and Chill' host MacG has been labelled a gatekeeper by Penuel. 'The Penuel Show' presenter said Nota Baoyi is better at promoting upcoming podcasters.
Unathi Nkayi's salary at Kaya FM causes stir, Mzansi thinks it was too much: "That's my 3 months' salary"
Unathi Nkayi's monthly salary at Kaya FM has gotten social media users talking. The star reportedly took home R81 250. Her fans have shared mixed reactions.
Andile Ncube angers Mzansi with backhanded compliments towards Dr Musa and Liesl Mthombeni
South African media personality Andile Ncube angered fans with his banter when he posted what seemed to be a backhanded compliment towards Dr Musa Mthombeni.
Police arrest 3rd suspect allegedly involved in Thabo Bester prison break, CCTV technician to appear in court
A camera technician has been arrested for allegedly tampering with CCTV equipment at Mangaung Correctional Centre on the night of Thabo Bester's prison break.
Inflation bites into profits of UK supermarket Tesco
Britain's biggest retailer, supermarket group Tesco, reported Thursday a halving of annual net profit as soaring inflation hiked costs and reduced the amount of goods sold. - 'Painful grocery inflation' - "Tesco has seen profits take a knock as inflation means struggling customers are picking up fewer items while prices soar," noted Sophie Lund-Yates, lead equity analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown.
KZN man spends less than R40 at local vendor for 3 types of vegetables, TikTok has Mzansi inspired by power of SA small businesses
A man in KZN went to a street vendor for vegetables, and he vlogged what he was able to buy at a bargain. The man spent less than R50 to get vegetable basics.
Last-ditch protests in France over Macron's pension reform
Hundreds of thousands of people are set to take to the streets across France again on Thursday to protest against President Emmanuel Macron's pension reforms, in a final day of demonstrations before a crucial court decision on the legislation.
Taiwan seeks satellite solutions after undersea cables cut
Taiwanese hostel worker Wang Chuang-jen's business took a hammering when undersea telecoms lines serving tiny Matsu archipelago were cut in February. When people called me, the line was cut before I could finish even one sentence," said Wang Chia-Wen, 45.
South Africans in stitches after Afrikaans parody trends, young woman on point
"Ek Bly 'n Boer" by Jan Jan Jan trended after a Mzansi woman mimicked an Afrikaans farmer. The lady was dressed in Khaki clothes and had her dog beside her.
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