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Lawyer accused of girlfriend’s murder had a huge following on TikTok, followers shocked: “I cried with him”
Johannesburg-based lawyer and TikTokker Thubelihle Sbonakaliso Mpisi faces murder charges for the brutal killing of his girlfriend, Mahlaku Malebo Rabalao.
Pit bull owner spoils her dog with gourmet meals and coconut oil
A woman made South Africans jealous after sharing how she pampers her dog with breakfast and coconut oil in a viral video with 1.4 million views on TikTok.
IFP sends Prince Mangosuthu Buthelezi well wishes as he recovers from surgery in hospital
The AmaZulu Traditional Prime Minister and IFP founder Prince Mangoshuthu Buthelezi is recuperating in the hospital after receiving a minor medical procedure.
Senzo Meyiwa: Accused had pictures of guns and money saved on phone, gun Pic labelled, “My killing machine”
The fifth state witness in the Senzo Meyiwa trial, Sergeant Moses Mabasa, says he found incriminating and concerning images on accused number three's phone.
Sonia Mbele tagged homewrecker after reports she is dating 31-year-old married man, SA reacts: "Haibo Ntombi"
Sonia Mbele has been called out following the reports by controversial blogger Musa Khawuka that she is dating a married businessman named Matome Sefalafala.
Cassper Nyovest celebrates 'Tsholofelo' turning 9, shares video clip of studio sessions with Pro Kid
Cassper Nyovest celebrated his album turning nine with a video clip of him and Pro Kid in the studio recording 'Isinkwa'. He said it's his best-selling album.
AfriForum appeals SCA decision on ‘Kill the Boer’, forms strategy to oppose Malema’s “racist” actions
Civil rights group AfriForum will approach the Supreme Court of Appeal to oppose the Equality Court ruling that singing 'Kill the Boer' is not hate speech.
Losing her grandmother inspired Zwothe Muthabeni to become a nurse
Zwothe Muthabeni graduated with a Nursing degree at 22 from university and became a nurse after she couldn't care for her ailing grandmother before she died.
In a warming world, is an air-conditioned future inevitable?
They are ubiquitous in the United States, controversial in Europe and coveted in South Asia. In the United States, where about 90 percent of households have AC, studies have highlighted the role of air conditioning in protecting the population -- and the potentially devastating effect of widespread power cuts during heatwaves.
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