An Afrikaner refugee couple mark three months in the USA, sharing the strain of resettlement, paperwork and overdue cash assistance, sparking questions online.
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"Well deserved": Passenger and driver team up to win R20k on live Kfm radio quiz, SA moved
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National Debt Counsellors warn SA shoppers Black Friday discounts could cost more by February
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Valke Laerskole Rugby pays tribute to U13 player Frans van der Berg
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"Feel kind of selfish": SA mum who moved to Australia for a better life is moving back after 2.5 years
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"Our teacher has to win": Zuluboy moves to the Top 3 of SASMA, Mzansi rallies
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Bus ticket seller's R13,000 salary stuns Mzansi after payslip goes viral
Boni Xaba shared a bus ticket seller's payslip on Facebook on 26 September 2026, revealing a R13,000 basic salary, R14,000 earnings and R8,268 take-home.
“It was not the banks”: Black farmer gets emotional sharing how Afrikaner farmers helped him succeed
A black farmer got emotional sharing how Afrikaner farmers, including JP Meintjies, helped him with water, diesel and funding after banks refused. SA reacted.
Cape cobra beneath concrete forces snake catcher to call for a jackhammer
A Cape Cobra vanished beneath thick concrete at a South African home, forcing a snake catcher to try water before a jackhammer—and dividing online viewers.
From 24 jars to national shelves: How Chuck Chilli conquered South African retail
Chuck Chilli Foods grew from 24 homemade jars to South African supermarket shelves, a 400m² factory and Dubai exports after funding for a 35,000-unit order.
“It cemented my resolve”: Brilliant Gauteng teen shines on UK stage at Imperial College London
Kopano Dichabe, 16, a Grade 11 learner at Reddam House Helderfontein in Midrand, attended Imperial College London’s summer school and wants to study engineering.
Durban guard who gave last R100 to stranded mom honoured with special award
A Durban security guard is being celebrated across South Africa for helping a stranded mom, after his employer stepped up to honour him in a way he never expected.
Bishopscourt families forcibly removed during apartheid set to return in 2028
Bishopscourt families forcibly removed under apartheid are expected back in Bishopscourt in 2028, as infrastructure is complete and plot sales fund 86 homes.
My brother and I were adopted—20 years later, I uncovered mom’s secret
Twenty years after being adopted, two brothers uncover a shocking family secret. A heartbreaking news reveals the truth about the mother who never abandoned them.
Wits Professor Elhadi Adam honoured with prestigious NASA Group Achievement Award
Professor Elhadi Adam of Wits joins BioSCape’s NASA Group Achievement Award-winning team, which used aircraft and field surveys to map Cape’s biodiversity.
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