"Very neat": Inspiring woman shows off bedroom with pops of gorgeous colour
A young woman posted her colourful bedroom area online. While many people loved how unique the space looked, others noted she should tone down the bright shades.
18 Cape Town shacks burn down after madala allegedly throws weed joint into bin full of papers
18 shacks at an informal settlement in Cape Town burned after a man allegedly threw his joint bud in a plastic bin full of paper. South Africans were gutted.
Johannesburg Roads Agency fixes roads in a frenzy, residents unmoved: "Election year"
The Johannesburg Roads Agency is working to fix roads in all the Johannesburg regions. South Africans are convinced that the road-fixing is for elections.
North West primary school principal suspended for holding classes in toilets, SA makes jokes
A principal from a Taung, North West, school was suspended after the Department of Education discovered that he was holding classes in the toilets.
Opposition parties found Cyril Ramaphosa's SONA speech uninspiring, accuses him of campaigning
Opposition parties including the ACDP, IFP and the FF+ accused Ramaphosa of using his State of The Nation Address to campaign and called it uninspiring.
Popular Cape Town restaurant Emazulwini to close doors in February, South Africans saddened
Popular V&A Waterfront restaurant, Emazulwini, will be closing down at the end of February this year. South Africans believed that the poor economy is a cause.
Ennerdale school knife fight between pupils leaves 1 dead, another hospitalised
Two learners from Ennerdale in Johannesburg fought at Oakdale Secondary School and one of them died after being stabbed. The other was hospitalised.
Naledi Pandor increases security amidst threats from Israeli Intelligence over ICJ ruling
The Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Naledi Pandor, says she has received threats after the country's victory against Israel at the ICJ.
SONA 2024: Ramaphosa says employment increased from before pandemic, but could be better: Professor
President Cyril Ramaphosa revealed during his SONA address that more people were employed in 2024 than in 1994. Netizens disputed his statements.
