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A video of Cindy Mahlangu and her partner Bongani Zungu's baecation impresses SA
Former 'The Queen' and 'Scandal!' actress Cindy Mahlangu had social media buzzing this week when her baecation video with Bongani Zungu was shared online.
Londie London leaves fans swooning with captivating new dance video
Singer and reality TV star Londie London once again found herself trending on social media after sharing a video of herself showing off her dance moves.
“This is what we wanna see”: Kayla Kim’s Mexico vlog has Mzansi talking
Kayla Kim’s Day 3 Mexico vlog receives praise from South Africans as she shares food tours, cultural stops, and a behind-the-scenes World Cup-linked experience.
Mbuyiseni Ndlozi roasted for supporting wife's initiative amid leaked chats drama
Mbuyiseni Ndlozi faces backlash after supporting his wife Mmabatho Montsho's menstrual leave initiative amid leaked WhatsApp chats involving Julius Malema.
ActionSA MP Athol Trollip slams Woolworths for charging R17 for a teabag
Athol Trollip expresses outrage over a R17 teabag charge at Woolworths, igniting discussions on expensive dining in Cape Town amidst social media reactions.
"Survival instincts of a fart": 2 men fight angry goat in TikTok video, South Africa makes jokes
Watch as two men battled a feisty goat in a viral TikTok from @gusheshe.rsa. Their chaotic backyard showdown has viewers in stitches over their defence skills.
Cartrack controversy deepens as insider claims staff silenced after Gcina Dhladhla’s death
Allegations against Cartrack intensify after employee Gcina Dhladhla's tragic death, as claims of workplace negligence and outrage spark calls for accountability.
Tyla set to perform South African National anthem ahead of opening match at the FIFA World Cup 2026
Grammy-winner Tyla is set to perform at the 2026 FIFA World Cup against Mexico on Thursday, 11 June 2026. The singer will be singing the national anthem.
Households could face R100,000 fines under South Africa's proposed worker law
A proposed law could see South Africans fined R100,000 for employing undocumented foreign workers, with repeat offenders facing penalties of up to R1 million.
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