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Soweto Organisation pleads for help in documenting children of migrants
The Tsietsi Mashinini Community Centre in Soweto seeks urgent help to document migrant children, ensuring access to education and healthcare amidst rising protests.
“Taxi industry is watching”: Mzansi reacts as Gautrain prepares to launch e-hailing service in SA
Gautrain announced a new e-hailing service launching in Gauteng, and Mzansi are reacting with concern about what it means for commuters and the taxi industry
"Glad you had fun": Ugandan globetrotter’s vibrant final day vlog of SA holiday moves Mzansi
A viral TikTok by @wanderwithdee shows a 24-year-old Ugandan traveller exploring Soweto and Mandela Square on her last day in SA, winning local praise.
"Try Pham Pham FM": Hilarious clip of Soweto woman auditioning for Top Billing leaves SA in stitches
A Soweto woman's funny TikTok audition for Top Billing has delighted Mzansi, showcasing her unique style and charisma as she aims to join the iconic show.
“Why would you do that?”: Mzansi confused after American man’s Soweto ashes confession
An American TikToker revealed he scattered his late mother’s ashes near Vilakazi Street in Soweto because of her love for Nelson Mandela and Pan-Africanism.
"Rest in honour”: Mzansi reacts to display of unity for fallen Soweto officer in TikTok video
Soweto traffic officers paid a moving tribute to 38-year-old Provincial Inspector who passed away on 29 March 2026 and was laid to rest in Diepkloof on 10 April 2026
"I was NOT ready for this": Joburg gent gives his review of his first Soweto derby and SA loves it
A Johannesburg man attended his first Soweto derby and shared the full experience as Orlando Pirates beat Kaizer Chiefs 3-0 in front of a packed FNB Stadium.
"Peaople are creative": Soweto entrepreneur uses handmade wooden kart to transport schoolchildren
A Soweto entrepreneur transported schoolchildren using handmade wooden karts, sparking national discussion about alternative school transport solutions
Mzansi reacted after woman showed alcohol being allowed during church service
A woman left South Africans divided after sharing a video from a Dobsonville church where alcohol was allowed, sparking debate about modern worship.
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