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“Elders are retaliating”: Spring Day water prankster caught begging for forgiveness
‘It is livable’: Decent monthly salary to live comfortably in Durban sparks debate
FinWise shares the truth behind living on R25,000 in Durban, sparking debate among locals on affordability in KwaZulu-Natal amid rising costs of living.
“Recipe for disaster”: American pilot Captain Steve analyses Airlink's DHL stadium flyover
Two Airlink jets flew dangerously close to Cape Town's DHL Stadium, sparking global debate over safety as Captain Steeeve weighs in on the controversial flyover.
“Blessed is her”: UP graduate earns PhD for research improving construction cost estimates
Dr Faith Dowelani makes history as the first black South African to earn a PhD in Quantity Surveying from UP, blending machine learning with construction insights.
"What a joke": Reactions flood as USA issues ‘Do Not Travel’ warning for Southern Africa destination
The US warns against travel to northern Mozambique's Cabo Delgado Province due to terrorist threats, joining similar advisories from the UK, Canada, and Australia.
21-year-old killed during Spring Day water celebrations in Cullinan, Tshwane
A 21-year-old man was fatally stabbed during Spring Day celebrations in Cullinan, following an altercation with a 53-year-old suspect now facing murder charges.
“I’m speechless": Mpumelelo Primary School in KZN mourns death of young learner
Mpumelelo Primary School in KwaZulu-Natal announced the death of one of its young learners, leaving the school community and South Africans mourning.
“This is bad”: Spring day water splash causes scooter accident
A Spring Day water splash went wrong as a scooter rider lost control after being drenched by kids. The incident ignited debate on safety in festive traditions.
"Not surprised": SA reacts as Ford recalls more than 2,000 Ranger Bakkies over airbag issues
Ford issued an urgent safety recall for thousands of Ranger Double Cab bakkies in South Africa following dangerous airbag and trim defect warnings.
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“Ignore the threats”: SA broadcaster Lerato Höffele shares struggle to cancel TV licence
Lerato Höffele's struggle to cancel her SABC TV licence after emigrating to Germany sparks outrage, revealing a tangled web of debt gripping South Africans.
