"They speak English": Americans visiting Orania say the town reminds them of what the US used to be
A group of Americans visited Orania and shared their honest reactions to the town’s cleanliness, schools, and community spirit. The video is going viral.
"This is a beautiful home": Mzansi can't get enough of Gauteng man's shack with a garage
Gauteng man Sello Dave Tshwaribe's stunning shack boasts a sleek modern interior and house-like exterior that has captivated South Africans online.
“I can live there permanently": Travel couple blown away by underground Western Cape Airbnb
A travel couple discovers the stunning underground Starlight Cabin in the Western Cape, a unique Airbnb winner designed for complete disconnection from the world.
Pretoria petrol attendant’s act of kindness wins struggling woman a R500 000 car
A BP petrol attendant in Pretoria noticed a struggling customer was in distress, and an act of kindness ended up winning her a brand-new Mini Cooper worth over R500k
"Biggest problem is unpaid overtime": SA reacts to lawyer's breakdown of Mzansi's new labour laws
A labour law specialist has broken down South Africa's proposed new labour Bills covering working hours and parental leave, and what it could mean for SA workers.
"Looks like Mugabe": South Africans blast R22m Mandela and Tambo statues after unveiling in Durban
Mzansi hit back after the R22 million unveiling of Mandela and Tambo statues in Durban, asking why bronze came before clean water, and functioning sewage systems.
"A beautiful story": KZN boy sends handwritten letter to SPCA and Funda Nenja after saving his dog
A young Mpophomeni boy wrote a handwritten thank-you letter to Funda Nenja and the uMngeni SPCA after they saved his dog Rocky, and social media sent warm messages
"We went through school of hard knocks": African youth top the world in global mental health study
A 2025 Sapien Labs report found that young Africans aged 18 to 34 rank highest in mental health globally, with Ghana topping the world. Social media shares why.
"Taxi drivers wouldn't care": Mzansi not impressed by Botswana robot with a countdown timer
A South African man visiting Gaborone was stopped by a traffic light with a 60-second countdown timer. Botswana invested R640 million on the innovation
