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Mpumalanga Mother shares cost of raising a baby without Father's support: "Clothing R300 - R1000"
A woman in Middleburg, Mpumalanga, shared on TikTok the cost of maintaining a baby, including clothes, diapers, school fees, and more. Other women supported her
Uganda passes anti-gay bill as LGBTQI+ people continue to live in fear, activists slam new law
A new bill targeting members of the LGBTQI+ community in Uganda was passed by the country's parliament on Tuesday, 21 March, and has drawn much criticism.
Relativity Space to make third bid to launch 3D-printed rocket
The world's first 3D printed rocket is scheduled to make its third attempt to lift off on Wednesday for the maiden flight of an innovative spacecraft billed as being less costly to produce and fly. - Built in 60 days - Relativity's goal is to produce a rocket that is 95 percent 3D printed.
Mpofu says Downer must be jailed if found guilty of leaking Zuma's document, SA weighs in
Dali Mpofu argued at the Pietermaritzburg High Court why prosecutor Billy Downer is guilty of leaking a document relating to Jacob Zuma's medical condition.
What does Francesca Sofia Novello, Valentino Rossi's wife do?
Francesca Sofia Novello, Valentino Rossi's partner, is a former model and rising social media sensation. Keep reading for more on what she is up to these days.
Marcus Spears’ net worth, spouse, ESPN salary, retirement, profiles
Marcus Spears’ net worth is estimated at $10 million in 2023. His ESPN salary is $1.3 million annually. This article details Spears' fascinating biography.
Who is Ch'cco, the artist behind the hit song 'Nkao Tempela'?
Ch'cco is one of South Africa's biggest Amapiano artists right now thanks to his huge hit 'Nkao Tempela'. So, what is he up to now? Keep reading for his bio.
TikTok video shows US man sneaking a peak at Ramaphosa’s home in Cape Town, says you’d get cuffed in America
A man from the US sunk a video of president Cyril Ramaphosa’s home in Cape Town and explained that if you did this to an American president you’d be surrounded.
Blinken says China has not 'crossed line' on lethal aid to Russia
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Wednesday that China has not provided substantial military aid to Russia despite Beijing's ramping up of diplomatic support. "I think their diplomatic support, their political support, and to some extent material support for Russia certainly goes against our interest in bringing this war to an end," Blinken said of China.
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