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Man failed RocoMamas hot wings challenge and couldn’t pay R199 bill
A man’s attempt at the RocoMamas fire wings challenge went viral after he failed to finish and reportedly didn’t have money to pay, sparking mixed reactions online.
Ethiopian man warning others to leave South Africa causes debate
Ethiopian nationals in South Africa urged to leave amid anti-illegal immigration protests. Tensions rise after five Ethiopians linked to organised crime killed.
Chiefs legend Willard Katsande quits coaching job in Zimbabwe citing broken promises
Willard Katsande unexpectedly resigns as head coach of Rangers FC in Zimbabwe, citing unpaid wages and poor living conditions, as he eyes future coaching ambitions.
Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma urges Ngizwe Mchunu to ‘watch his mouth’ amid rising political tensions
Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma cautions Ngizwe Mchunu on his rhetoric amid rising tensions over immigration protests in South Africa, urging caution on sensitive issues.
Sol Phenduka reacts to Brazilian transgender’s court request with thought-provoking question
Sol Phenduka reacts to a Brazilian transgender suspect’s court appearance in an R8.7 million cocaine case, sparking debate with a thought-provoking question online.
PepsiCo apologises to South Africans over ProNutro formula change and pulls it from shelves
PepsiCo has apologised to Mzansi after massive backlash over new ProNutro formula and says the product will temporarily leave shelves while the recipe is improved
"Not 1 cent of compensation": Zimbabwean speaks about losing his farm after 20 years of hard work
A farmer in Zimbabwe opened up about being forcibly removed from his legally purchased land in 2002 after 20 years of hard work, with no compensation received.
"Let God bless your crops": H-2A farmer plants until 2 AM in an American farm, SA impressed
An inspiring H-2A farm worker shared an Instagram video of himself working through the early morning hours to finish planting before a storm hits in Georgia.
Bangladesh TikTok video shows father shield baby under moving train at Bhairab Railway Station
A father in Bangladesh shielded his one-year-old son under a moving train at Bhairab Railway Station after the child fell from the platform onto the tracks
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