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Gifted boy gives prayer at school assembly in viral video, SA moved: “The boy is anointed”
A boy with God's anointing a moving prayer at his school assembly. The TikTok video is close to a million views on the platform with people saying he is gifted.
Big Zulu continues training hard for boxing match with Cassper Nyovest, shares 2 snaps exercising outdoors
Big Zulu continues training hard for his highly-anticipated boxing match with Cassper Nyovest. The musician shared two snaps of himself exercising outdoors.
Chris Hani’s killer, Janusz Waluś’s attacker, identified as former MK veteran Mandla Samuel Madonsela
Chris Hani's assassin Janusz Walus was stabbed by a fellow inmate on Tuesday, 29 November. Janusz Walus's attacker has been identified as a former MK veteran.
Influencer Bontle Maela responds to backlash after being dragged for vlogging at DJ Sumbody's funeral
A content creator named Bontle Maela came under fire for vlogging at DJ Sumbody's funeral and fired back. She said there was nothing wrong with updating fans
S.African parole for Hani's killer roiled by appeals, protests
The release from prison of the far-right killer of South African anti-apartheid hero Chris Hani hung in the balance on Wednesday, amid fierce bids to block the move. On Wednesday, the South African Communist Party (SACP), which Hani used to head, said it was petitioning the court to go back on its ruling.
Let them eat bread: the origins of the baguette
It is as much a part of French culture as the Eiffel Tower or Edith Piaf but the origins of the humble baguette, which UNESCO on Wednesday added to its List of Intangible Cultural Heritage, remain a mystery.
Bathabile Dlamini's swanky 60th birthday celebrations sparks anger: “enjoying themselves with looted money”
Former social development minister Bathabile Dlamini’s exclusive 60th birthday celebrations in KwaZulu-Natal have sparked anger within South African citizens.
Iran World Cup loss sparks despair -- and joy from regime critics
For Iranians, their football team's World Cup loss against the United States was cause for either sadness or exuberant joy, depending on where they stand on a two-month-old protest movement. The scenes of joy were not confined to Kurdistan province, reflecting the nationwide nature of the protest movement.
Devastated woman turns down proposal from baby daddy who she dated for 8 years, he left: SA share views
A woman took to social media to admit how she messed up and lost her bae of eight years who is also the father of her child. Mzansi peeps shared their feelings.
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