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Woman buys new car, stuns mother at home, touching Mzansi with emotional reaction
A lady bought a brand new car to show it off to her mother, and peeps were speechless at her sweet mum's reaction. The woman stunned her mum with the purchase.
Northern Cape residents warned to be on high alert as cheetah and leopard roam streets of Kathu and Upington
A leopard and cheetah were spotted roaming around Kathu and Upington in the Northern Cape. This is the latest in a string of wild cat escape in South Africa.
Court rules woman married in community of property does not deserve 50/50, SA praises judge for “fair ruling”
The Pretoria High Court has ruled in favour of a man who asked the court not grant his estranged wife a 50% share in the joint estate, after she cheated on him.
Mzansi teacher rewards students with money for good marks, attaches R10 to test papers, SA claps
This dedicated teacher is motivating students to do better on tests by giving them money. Mzansi people love the idea and thanked the woman for her kindness.
BI Phakathi gives hungry grandpa money for food in viral video, grateful man asks whether he's God in video
A now-viral video shows Phakathi approaching the mandala who is seen carrying an axe and a long stick before showering him with money for food and to get by.
Rachel Kolisi shares pic cuddling husband Siya Kolisi on his 32nd birthday: “I had no part in the outfit”
Rachel Kolisi shared an Instagram photo celebrating husband Siya Kolisi's 32nd birthday with a cake, candles, their loved ones and a short but cute caption.
Volvic on front line of France's new water fears
The public fountains in Volvic, the home of one of the world's most famous mineral waters, have been turned off. France is both the world's biggest exporter of bottled water and the home of its most famous brands from Volvic to Evian, Vittel to Perrier.
Asian markets drop as traders await Fed boss testimony
Asian markets mostly dipped Wednesday, following a downbeat lead from Wall Street as investors braced for Fed boss Jerome Powell's testimony to the US Congress. The anxiety over Powell's testimony built on top of disappointment on market floors this week with Beijing's moves to try and revive the Chinese economy.
How big tech embraced disabled users
Buried beneath the hype of the artificial intelligence revolution, big tech is quietly rolling out services for disabled people that it hopes will push a greater transformation for customers. Google's Andersson makes the opposite point, saying the realisation that one billion people live with disabilities has jolted companies into realising what this could mean for their bottom line.
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