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Angry girlfriend destroys boyfriend's shack with shovel, viral TikTok video shocks SA
A scorned woman expressed her anger after her relationship did not work out as planned. A TikTok video of her destroying her boyfriend's shack went viral.
SA Madala performs smooth jazz dance, viral TikTok video gives people nostalgia
A TikTok video of an old man dancing to jazz music gathered over 346 000 views. The madala's moves reminded Mzansi of the good old times and their elders.
Zandie Khumalo shares heartfelt Instagram post encouraging fans going through rough times, Mzansi relates: "We are all tired"
Zandie Khumalo shared a comforting Instagram post to her fans who are struggling. Kelly Khumalo's sister also shared a story that many people found relatable.
GBV: TikTokker shares her emotional struggle with GBV, Mzansi is praying for her safety
To end GBV, we must give victims a voice. One woman is taking the lead. The TikTokkker used the platform to share her story and, Mzansi advised her to leave.
The Weeknd named the world's most popular artist, fans disagree: "Nobody knows him in Africa"
The Weeknd has been named the most famous artist in the world after surpassing 100 million monthly listeners on Spotify. Fans shared mixed reactions to the news
Electricity minister says loadshedding reduction has nothing to do with shutdown, Mzansi annoyed
Electricity Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa shot down claims suggesting that loadshedding was reduced due to the EFF's national shutdown on Monday, 20 March.
Xhosa daughter shows off mum in traditional wear, video goes viral in Mzansi
A young woman showed off her mother in a TikTok video rocking traditional Xhosa attire. Mzansi was impressed by their outfits, which showed their unique styles.
Durban family of 3 gunned down in alleged drug-related drive-by shooting, SA mourns: “Sad for the little girl”
A suspected drug dealer and gang member, Brandon Kalicharan, was killed along with his wife and young daughter in a drive-by shooting in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal.
EU unveils 'right to repair' rules to cut tech waste
The EU's executive arm proposed new rules on Wednesday that would force manufacturers to allow customers to have broken products repaired, in a bid to cut the number thrown out. The 10-year rule will apply to products that are subject to the EU's "repairability requirements", with the bloc promising to add phones and tablets to that category soon.
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