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"We're such a colourful nation": Mzansi moved by the University of the Free State's cultural contest
Students at UFS Qwaqwa showcased vibrant Xhosa, Zulu, Basotho, and Ndebele cultures in the Mx and Mxss UFS pageant, celebrating Mzansi's multicultural heritage.
Kaizer Chiefs forced into tactical rethink as injury crisis leaves da Cruz with limited options
Kaizer Chiefs face an ongoing injury crisis, forcing Fernando Da Cruz into a tactical rethink as his options at left-back become increasingly limited.
'Cat' Matlala denies EMPD contracts on first day at Madlanga Commission
Cat Matlala denies EMPD contract claims at the Madlanga Commission, revealing a lack of documentation for a security services agreement with the former mayor.
“It takes a village”: Risso’s dolphin rescued at Silversands beach by community volunteers
Betty’s Bay volunteers rallied to rescue a stranded Risso's dolphin at Silversands Beach, keeping it afloat until it could swim back into deeper water.
“Thanks for the clarity”: KZN lawyer explains when SA law allows secret recordings, Mzansi reacts
Durban lawyer, Dharini Rangasamy, clarifies South Africa's recording laws on on social media, addressing consent issues and common misconceptions.
Sbahle Mpisane shares photo of alleged stalker claiming to be her husband
Fitness bunny Sbahle Mpisane reveals alarming details of a stalker claiming to be her husband, following her to the gym and intruding at her mother's house.
Briefly News' Rianette Cluley Takes Legit's AI Playbook to INMA Africa Summit
Rianette Cluley, Media Project Manager at Briefly News, spoke at the INMA Africa Newsroom & Tech Summit 2026 on how Legit's newsrooms have built AI into reporting.
Madlanga Commission: Vusimuzi Matlala denies meeting or knowing Senzo Mchunu, SA weighs in
Vusimuzi ‘Cat’ Matlala has answered questions about his personal relationship with Senzo Mchunu while testifying before the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry.
SA woman turns family craft skills into a business creating jobs in Durban
Zanele Nzimande turned skills passed down from her mother and grandmother into Asemahle Crafters, a KwaMashu business creating jobs and preserving traditions.
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