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Hope Mbhele’s Story: From her roots to building a thriving career
Hope Mbhele is a popular South African actress and entrepreneur. She has been making headlines for her remarkable role as Busisiwe, aka, Mabusi, in Umkhokha.
Tyla wins Best Female Artist Award at Trace Awards 2025 in Zanzibar, fans react: "Congratulations"
Tyla won the Best Female Artist award at the Trace Awards 2025 in Zanzibar. The star was nominated alongside Makhadzi, Ayra Star, Tems and Yemi Alade.
LaConco discusses relationship with Zuma in new podcast
South Africans were recently impressed by Nonkanyiso 'LaConco' Conco after she opened up about her relationship with Jacob Zuma in her new podcast.
Most expensive schools in South Africa in 2025: Full list of schools and their fees
Discover some of the expensive schools in South Africa. The article lists prestigious day and boarding high schools and their annual tuition fees.
Rachel Kolisi Celebrates Estranged Husband’s Younger Brother’s Birthday
South African businesswoman Rachel Kolisi recently celebrated her estranged husband's younger brother Liyema Kolisi's birthday as he turned 23 on 28 February 2025.
"South African vibes": Mzansi delighted as people in Ireland groove to amapiano song
A Facebook video showed people in a club in Dublin, Ireland, dancing to an amapiano song. Online viewers were happy to see the genre played abroad.
Influencer Munaka Muthambi Denies Leaked Explicit Tape: “It’s Probably a Deep Fake”
South African influencer and content creator Munaka Muthambi recently denied the explicit tape that was leaked on social media by an unknown person.
“That Coke price is for the 2 litre”: Woman’s expenses on food at Gold Reef shock Mzansi
A woman's comprehensive breakdown of food expenses at Gold Reef City theme park reveals shocking prices like R51 for a lollipop and R185 for a burger and chips combo
Tokyo Sexwale backs Paul Mashatile to be country's next President, South Africans aren’t convinced
ANC veteran Tokyo Sexwale hopes Paul Mashatile becomes the next president of the country, but South Africans don't believe the party will win the next election.
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