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“Spin him around next time”: Samoan and her Zulu husband have Mzansi crying with laughter
A Samoan woman went viral after lifting her Zulu husband off the ground during a hug in June, leaving him visibly unimpressed and viewers in stitches.
"I want to try it": SA biltong store in America becomes internet sensation after viral video
A Mzansi-owned biltong store in Texas went viral after a content creator’s Instagram video introduced it to thousands of new fans. He plans to host him a party.
What does it really cost? Afrikaner refugee in America shares the expenses she had to cover
An Afrikaner woman who relocated to the US as a refugee explained which costs South Africans must cover themselves, what the US government pays for.
"They should consider Orania": Man breaks down reasons Afrikaner refugee applications are denied
Mornay Botha outlines why Afrikaner refugee applicants in the US receive ineligibility letters, highlighting the importance of credible future persecution claims.
Chicago-based SA man shares rarest Springboks memorabilia and claims he spent the most on the team
A South African in Chicago showcases his dedication, flying to Johannesburg to support the Springboks with rare memorabilia, including the 1995 World Cup matchball.
US names 5 Nigerian Yahoo Boys set for deportation, one once made Forbes list
DHS has published the names and photos of five notorious Nigerian cyber fraudsters, including a former Forbes “30 Under 30” honouree, who now face deportation.
"So funny": Mark Bell's reaction to trying mageu with Dolly for the first time has SA in stitches
Content creator Mark Bell hilariously reacts to mageu for the first time, while Dolly provides comic relief in this entertaining eSwatini taste-test video.
Afrikaner refugee applications rejected by US authorities
Hundreds of Afrikaner refugee applications face rejection under Trump’s programme, with some ineligibility letters denying appeal rights for affected applicants.
“You’re cold”: Charlize Theron says being direct as a South African makes her seem emotionless
Charlize Theron has opened up about why her directness is often mistaken for being cold in America, crediting her no-nonsense South African upbringing.
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