Who is Thea Booysen? MrBeast weds South African gamer in secret island wedding
MrBeast married South African content creator Thea Booysen, known as TheaBeasty, on Necker Island, sharing joyful moments and stunning wedding photos.
“We’re moving there”: SA stunned as ‘Jack Mabaso’ shows how to survive a day in China with R50
Chinese content creator Jack Mabaso reveals how R50 covers a full day of meals in China, sparking lively comparisons with food costs in South Africa.
“People need that house”: Mzansi slams foreign national's RDP spaza shop in Facebook video
A foreign national has converted an RDP house in Stanford into a busy spaza shop, sparking community outrage over housing misuse and safety concerns.
"Saxophone getting louder": SA reacts as alleged car wash worker wrecks client's car in Cape Town
Viral footage shows a Mercedes-Benz SUV crash in Parklands, amid claims linking the incident to a car wash worker. Ashwood Carwash denies employee involvement.
“We’re not the same”: US man claims Mzansi mirrors Black Americans, leaves social media divided
An American man's viral video comparing South Africans to Black Americans ignited a debate over shared struggles and unique identities amidst cultural differences.
“True child of God”: Mzansi man leads prayer for patients at Kalafong Hospital, SA impressed
A stranger's heartfelt prayer at Kalafong Hospital united a waiting room, bringing comfort and healing in a moment of kindness shared by Leandri Cloete on Facebook.
“Couldn’t agree more”: Joburg man’s Woolies bag exchange idea wins over SA in Facebook video
A Joburg man has proposed a bag-exchange programme for Woolies to tackle the common issue of forgotten reusable bags, drawing support from Mzansi in a viral video.
“This is so wrong”: Ranger slams guides who rushed elephant off road during safari tour
Ranger Nick Duranty condemns safari guides in a viral video for dangerously chasing an elephant off a road, igniting outrage among South Africans online.
20 countries move to ban social media for children as global crackdown grow
Amid growing global concerns, countries like Australia, Indonesia, and Malaysia ban social media for under-16s, with France and others set to follow suit.
