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Musa Mseleku's 4th wife MaNgwabe angers 'Uthando Nes'thembu' viewers, netizens say she behaves like she's single
'Uthando Nes'thembu's MusaMseleku's fourth wife, MaNgwabe, has been called toxic by South Africans following her behaviour on the hit Mzansi Magic reality show.
Uganda closes schools to fight Ebola, new cases fall
Uganda closed schools nationwide on Friday to curb the spread of Ebola, despite the health minister insisting to AFP that new cases had declined.
Man hands over pit bull to SPCA, Mzansi left emotional and curious: "I hope they’re not killing them"
A man called the SPCA to hand over his pit bull. South Africans were emotional about the act and were also curious about what would happen to the infamous dog.
Big Nuz make a comeback, legendary Kwaito group to drop new album in honour of late member R Mashesha
Big Nuz is making a music comeback. The legendary Kwaito group is expected to drop a new album on Frida, 25 November in honour of its late member R Mashesha.
'Vladimir, answer us': Russian soldier mothers challenge Putin
Their videos are flooding Russian social media -- mothers and wives of soldiers mobilised to fight in Ukraine, urgently demanding that the military make good on promises made by President Vladimir Putin. For now, the soldiers mothers' movement is uncoordinated and disparate, mainly consisting of worried relatives posting videos on social media, where some informal groups have formed.
SA calls out retailers like Takealot for scamming customers with fake Black Friday discounts
SA called out local retailers for scamming consumers with fake Black Friday discounts. Takealot was blasted the most on Twitter for increasing their prices.
Spanish right on warpath over changes to sedition law
Spain's right-wing opposition is infuriated over government plans to abolish sedition, the charge used against Catalan separatist leaders, decrying the move as a gift to pro-independence parties in exchange for parliamentary support.
India's Adani defends media bid after press freedom fears
Indian tycoon Gautam Adani said Friday that media should have the "courage" to support the government when warranted, after his hostile takeover bid for one of the country's top broadcasters sparked press freedom fears. "But at the same time, you should have courage when the government is doing the right thing every day.
Musk announces gold, gray and blue badges for Twitter accounts
Twitter's billionaire owner Elon Musk announced Friday that the platform would be launching differently colored badges to distinguish between accounts. "Sorry for the delay, we're tentatively launching Verified on Friday next week," he tweeted.
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