Gauteng
Botswana President questions South Africa's crime rate, Gauteng MEC unhappy but citizens say it's fact
Gauteng MEC Lebogang Maile hit out at the Botswana President for questioning how safe South Africa is, but citizens don't think he said anything untruthful.
"Whose house is that?": SA guesses Hartbeespoort homeowner with luxury cars
A TikTokker driving in Hartbeespoort, also known as Harties, showed someone's luxury cars and mansion. Internet users tried to guess who the homeowner could be.
Afrikaans-only university's success earns praise online, SA calls for other languages to follow suit
The success of an Afrikaans-only university in the country earned praise who called for other language groups to learn from it and not rely on the government.
"Please give me study tips": Matriculant shows gifts received for being top learner, SA touched
A young girl who was named one of the top learners in Johannesburg after the 2024 matric results were released showed off the gifts she received from many companies.
"I'm confused": Wanatu, e-hailing service for Afrikaans drivers, gets mixed responses from SA
Wanatu, an e-hailing service strictly employing Afrikaans-speaking drivers and operating in parts of Gauteng, received jumbled responses from social media users.
Mbalula silences provincial leaders from discussing restructuring with the media, SA criticises him
ANC Secretary-General Fikile Mbalula banned provincial leaders from speaking to the media about the upcoming restructuring, but South Africans have slammed the move.
"What's up with our education system?": Gauteng teacher has 53 Grade 1 students in class
A teacher in Gauteng shared with South Africans that she had to welcome 53 new Grade 1 students into her classroom and didn't have enough furniture.
Sunnyside police van crash leaves 2 suspects dead, SA questions safety features in state vehicles
South Africans have questioned whether police vehicles needed more safety features at the back for suspects after two people who were arrested died during a crash.
From Cornwall Hill to Harvard: SA learner with 93.7% average and 15 distinctions plans to study maths
Joshua Andrews, who attended Cornwall Hill College in Gauteng, explained the 15 distinctions he received and what he plans to study at Harvard University.
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