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Duncan appears to pull out of rap battle with Big Zulu, shares cryptic post after promising to drop diss track
Duncan appears to pull out of his rap battle with Big Zulu. The SA rapper shared a cryptic post after promising to drop the diss track on Friday, 26 August.
Hilarious video shows patient dad taking son for driving lesson, it's a miracle the father remains calm
New Zealand youngster Kieran Davidson recorded a driving lesson with his father alongside him in the passenger seat and it turned into a hilarious viral video.
Angolan president leads in poll results
Angolan President Joao Lourenco was Thursday heading for likely victory over his charismatic rival after the country's most hotly contested election in its democratic history, with most of the ballots counted. Results in past elections have been contested, in a process that can take several weeks.
BI Phakathi buys homeless man a drink and gives him cash after he was short of change, Mzansi hearts burst
BI Phakathi saw a man trying to buy a drink but he did not have enough money. So, he bought him one and then gave him a bunch of cash. The clip melted hearts.
Nonka and Kwanda on 'Uzalo' heed fans' call to date, TV couple brings on-screen romance to life with real love story
Nonka and Kwanda, a couple on 'Uzalo', are actually dating in real life. The actors Thuthuka Mthembu and Sandile Mfusi met on set and started dating since then.
Comedian makes funny video burning bread over open fire, Mzansi jokes It’s flame toasted
A man on TikTok, who filmed himself toasting bread over a braai, had people on social media laughing at his creative style of making the best of what he had.
AfriForum suffers devastating loss in "Kiss the Boers" case against EFF over insufficient evidence
AfriForum has lost the "Kiss the Boer" hate speech case against the EFF after a judge ruled that the lobby group failed to make their case and it was dismissed.
Rohingya refugees mark 'Genocide Remembrance Day'
Thousands of Rohingya refugees held "Genocide Remembrance Day" rallies on Thursday across a huge network of camps in Bangladesh, marking five years since fleeing a military offensive in Myanmar. "Today is the day thousands of Rohingya were killed," young leader Maung Sawyedollah said with tears in his eyes as he led a rally in Kutupalong -- the world's largest refugee settlement.
South Africans paying R500 more for groceries, Briefly News readers share how much they spend per month
The Pietermaritzburg Economic Justice & Dignity Group (PMBEJD) recently compiled an index and found that South Africans are spending R500 more on groceries.
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