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Grateful man celebrates promotion that has him moving from Mzansi to the United Kingdom, a new adventure
A South African man took to social media to celebrate a promotion which has him relocating to the United Kingdom. A new adventure awaits and he is so ready.
French far right savours parliament gains
After decades of struggling to impose its political agenda, the far right under Marine Le Pen has cemented its place as a cornerstone of French political life, despite accusations of fostering a divisive extremist ideology. "This method of taking the French political life to the extremes ended up giving the National Rally its stature as the chief opposition group," he said. js/sjw/jv
Belgium returns Lumumba tooth to family
Belgium on Monday handed over the last remains of slain Congolese leader Patrice Lumumba -- a tooth -- to his family, turning a page on a grim chapter in its colonial past. Lumumba's children were also received Monday by Belgium's King Philippe, who this month travelled to DR Congo to express his "deepest regrets" over the colonial past.
Big Zulu buys Carvela shoes for young fan, Mzansi applauds the 'Ivolovolo' hitmaker for the kind gesture
Big Zulu has been hailed for showing love to his fans. The 'Ivolovolo' hitmaker recently bought a pair of Carvela shoes for a young fan who met him at the mall.
Video of petrol attendant grooving while doing a transaction has the people of Mzansi overflowing with pride
A video of a grooving petrol attendant has reminded the people of Mzansi of the true beauty of our beloved country. The people of SA are a whole entire vibe.
Sanctioned Russia becomes China's main source of oil
China ramped up crude oil imports from Russia in May, customs data showed Monday, helping to offset losses from Western nations scaling back Russian energy purchases over the invasion of Ukraine. But while European powers are scaling back and Russia's energy exports are falling, Asian demand is helping to staunch some of those losses, especially in China and India.
Bride covered in blanket of R100 cash notes at traditional ceremony leaves SA stunned and with many questions
South African social media users were taken aback after upon viewing images of how a young bride was covered in several banknotes at her traditional ceremony.
Cassper Nyovest remains humble, rapper and businessman claps back at saucy peep: "I'm not that famous yet"
Cassper Nyovest is a successful but humble artist. The rapper & businessman clapped back at a saucy peep who asked why he has not appeared on 'The Daily Show'.
Judo helps fight xenophobia in South Africa
In a newly renovated white building in a South African township about 20 children in judogi and others in school uniforms tumble around on a tatami under the watchful eye of a coach. They are from a nearby primary school and regularly gather for judo classes here in Alexandra township, north of the Johannesburg inner city and in the shadow of the financial hub of Sandton.
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