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South Africans left fuming after Sassa declines many R350 SRD grant applications due to budget constraints
The South African Social Security Agency says R350 Social Relief of Distress applicants who were recently declined can appeal the decision from Monday, 28 June.
Wowza: Stunningly curvaceous farmer dresses to the nines to purchase new tractor
A breathtaking farmer had social media users going crazy with her pretty snap shared on Twitter. The SA lady said she was hoping to get a tractor discount.
Shauwn Mkhize jokes about her son Andile Mpisane's R1 million allowance, SA convinced she's being serious
Shauwn Mkhize has joked about giving her son Andile Mpisane a R1 million allowance. 'Living the Dream With Somizi' fans are convinced MaMkhize's being serious.
Afghan held in Guantanamo prison freed
One of the last Afghan detainees held inside the Guantanamo Bay US detention centre in Cuba has been freed after 15 years following negotiations with Washington, authorities said on Friday. Mujahid said Haroon was one of two Afghan detainees remaining in Guantanamo Bay.
Relief, crushing grief: Woman denied Malta abortion treated in Spain
A pregnant American woman who suffered heavy bleeding while on holiday on Malta but was denied an abortion has flown to Spain where she is "out of harm's way", her partner said Friday. She had suffered heavy bleeding in her 16th week of pregnancy and later her waters broke, with an ultrasound showing a partially detached placenta, he said.
Health official faces backlash over monkeypox remarks after saying virus spreads in men who sleep with men
A health official who made controversial remarks over monkeypox and said it's found “mainly” in men who have sex with other men, sparked anger within Mzansi.
'Generations: The Legacy's Letoya Makhene confirms reports that her ex Tshepo Leeuw attacked her & Lebo Kheswa
'Generations: The Legacy' actress and sangoma Letoya Makhene has confirmed reports that her former lover Tshepo Leeuw attacked her and her wife Lebo Kheswa.
Explained: Leading HIV expert in South Africa, Prof Karim explains why an HIV vaccine has not been developed yet
Leading expert in HIV research in South Africa, Professor Salim Abdool Karim, says scientists have many challenges when it comes to HIV vaccine development.
Global trade unions urge UK to resolve rail strike row
International transport trade unions on Friday urged London to negotiate a swift end to Britain's biggest rail strike in over 30 years, on the eve of the latest walkout. The letter, coordinated by the International Transport Workers' Federation, comes one day before the third of this week's three rail strikes.
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