"Disgrace to society": Jeffreys Bay guesthouse calls out guests over 60 who urinated all over room
A Jeffreys Bay guesthouse owner shared images on Facebook after guests over 60 left their accommodation covered in urine and threatened to report them on Booking.com
"Just absolutely adorable": 1-year-old twin boys in Mossel Bay get their first Toyota cars
Mossel Bay Toyota handed over two personalised electric ride-on cars to one-year-old twin boys, and Mzansi cannot get enough of the adorable delivery day moment.
"How did it get there?": Joburg Mayor Dada Morero roasted after calling out homeowner for R1,2m debt
Joburg Executive Mayor Dada Morero called out a Kyalami Estate property for owing the City R1.2 million in unpaid municipal debt but Mzansi fired right back at him.
“We’re used to that”: SA reacts to man bragging about Starlink speed in Lesotho
A video of a Lesotho man showing off his Starlink internet speed left Mzansi totally unbothered, with many saying they get the same speeds on a prepaid SIM card.
"They want to loot funds": SA pushes back as Tshwane plans to rename Wonderboom Airport in Pretoria
City of Tshwane approved a public participation process to rename Wonderboom Airport in honour of the original Ndebele landowners, Mzansi had strong opinions.
"Incredible story": Chad Nathan hands homeless Sidney Miller R500K cheque weeks after storm video
Cape Town content creator Chad Nathan handed a R500K cheque to Sidney Miller weeks after a viral Sea Point storm video sparked outpouring of donations.
"You’re so clever": SA reacts to Mzansi woman's post turning into real Bakers Springbok biscuit pack
A Cape Town woman suggested Bakers make a green Springbok Zoo Biscuit pack in 2023, and Mzansi can now buy it at retailers ahead of the 2027 Rugby World Cup.
"They will go": Mzansi issues stern warning as Nigerian man explains why Nigerians refuse leaving SA
A Nigerian man went viral after explaining why Nigerians refuse to leave South Africa despite anti-immigration marches and a June 30 deadline issued by local groups.
"No chill in SA": ‘Abahambe’ Leopard cloak sold online divides Mzansi amid anti-immigrant protests
A leopard print cloak named ‘Abahambe’ is being sold online for R1200 and has caused a major stir amid ongoing anti-illegal immigration protests across the country.
