“We’ll get over it”: Cape Town man’s Facebook video about spaza shop closures divides Mzansi
A Cape Town man raised concern about foreign-owned spaza shop closures in his area, as undocumented foreigners left Mzansi ahead of the 30 June deadline
"It's not funny": Mzansi claps back as Grand Dilan trolls SA after Bafana Bafana’s World Cup exit
Grand Dilan posted a video mocking Mzansi after Bafana Bafana lost 1-0 to Canada in the 2026 FIFA World Cup Round of 32, sparking fierce reactions online
“No potholes, scooter still there”: SA impressed with Afrikaner couple’s new life in New York
An Afrikaner couple living in New York shared a Facebook video of their quiet American neighbourhood, and South Africans could not believe what they were seeing.
"This is sad": Venda businessman mistreated as foreigner forced to closes KZN company employing 350
A Limpopo businessman closed his textile company after threats forced him out of KZN, despite being a South African citizen who trained over 2000 youth for free.
“We feel at home”: Americans visiting Mzansi say they’re not ready to leave SA
A pair of Americans visiting the country shared how at home they felt during their stay, with fresh-seeded watermelon stealing the show and Mzansi winning their hearts.
"A dignified farewell": SA reacts to Hilton College emotional send-off for master Tony Shuttleworth
Hilton College gave Second Master Tony Shuttleworth a deeply emotional farewell after 28 years of service before he leaves to lead the new Seaton College.
“Hard work pays”: SA impressed as self-taught Limpopo farmer lands deals with major retailers
A farmer from Limpopo built Serage Farms from a backyard chicken house and now supplies Boxer Pick n Pay and Spar after walking into stores with produce samples.
“Are they using 2007 economy?”: Kids' take on costs of living leaves Mzansi in stitches
Acudeo College learners in Soweto hilariously misjudge everyday costs, sparking a warm online frenzy over their innocent misconceptions about the economy.
"Owner is dramatic": Unusual surveillance camera inside SA minibus taxi leaves Mzansi in stitches
South Africans are in stitches over a minibus taxi's rare surveillance camera sighting, prompting hilarious theories about this surprising tech upgrade.
