Blue Light Brigade video has Mzansi concerned after convoy uses oncoming lane to dodge traffic
A blue light brigade has sparked outrage after footage showed them illegally using the oncoming lane to bypass traffic, igniting fierce debate among South Africans.
KZN man terrified after finding black mamba hanging in his home in viral TikTok video
A KwaZulu-Natal man faced a terrifying surprise when a two-metre black mamba hung from his bedroom ceiling. Social media reactions blend humour and genuine concern.
"Nice and quiet place": Video of Cape Town suburb shows where SA's billionaires ‘quietly disappear’
Video of a suburb in Cape Town has gone viral after a content creator revealed how Mzansi’s wealthiest residents live away in one of the country’s exclusive suburbs
"Wow": Roodepoort maths genius Kairav Chetty beats 30,000 students to claim first place in the world
Roodepoort's Kairav Chetty topped the 2026 World Maths Day, solving 1,245 questions in 20 minutes, securing first place in South Africa for three years running.
"Very rare scenes": SA reacts to Eastern Cape triplets graduating together with law degrees from UFS
Three sisters made history at the University of the Free State by graduating together with Bachelor of Laws degrees after four years of shared determination
"This is amazing": SA teen beats bone cancer through Mzansi's first liquid nitrogen surgery
A 15-year-old Pretoria rugby player undergoes groundbreaking liquid nitrogen surgery for Ewing's sarcoma, marking a historic first in South Africa's medical history.
"EFF colours will turn orange": Mzansi in stitches after AI clip shows Julius Malema behind bars
An AI-generated video imagining Julius Malema in prison with Correctional Services Minister Pieter Groenewald waiting for him left South Africa in stitches.
“Oh my gosh": Mzansi reacts to pothole so deep it swallowed an old man's walking stick in viral clip
A Kariega man filmed an elderly resident measuring a pothole with his walking stick and the entire stick disappeared into the road right up to hip depth
New report highlights Facebook as main hub for illegal wildlife trade, SA flagged
Facebook is implicated in 74% of illegal wildlife trade ads, highlighting a shift from physical markets to social media. Stricter regulations are urgently needed.
