‘Homecoming’ S2 expands its cast with exciting new additions
The world of Okhambeni is about to get even bigger. As Mzansi Wethu’s hit telenovela Homecomi...
WAFCON: Banyana Banyana fight back with late equaliser
Banyana Banyana fought back from two goals down to snatch a stoppage-time equaliser against Ivory Coast and keep their WAFCON hopes alive. Also see: Banyana Banyana’s WAFCON bounce-back mission begins Banyana Banyana make an ultimate comeback Hildah Magaia struck with virtually the last kick of the game as South Africa earned a 2-2 draw with Ivory Coast in Casablanca, keeping their... Read more →
Tips for maintaining healthy braids and protecting your hair
Braids are one of the most popular protective hairstyles, offering versatility, convenience and a break from daily styling. However, simply wearing braids doesn’t automatically protect your hair. Without proper care, braids can lead to dryness, product build-up and even breakage. Also see: Tips to maintain french curl braids The good news is that with the right routine, you can keep... Read more →
Ex-SAPS officer and wife convicted on 1,151 charges
A former South African Police Service (SAPS) officer has been sentenced to five years’ direct imprisonment, while his wife was handed 36 months of correctional supervision after the pair were convicted on 1,151 charges. Also see: Watch: Peet Viljoen arrested at OR Tambo upon returning to South Africa In a statement on Friday, 31 July 2026, SAPS said: “The Welkom Regional... Read more →
Daily self-pleasure: Healthy habit or cause for concern?
Masturbation, or self-pleasure, is a normal and common part of human sexuality. Yet despite its prevalence, many people still wonder whether doing it every day is healthy or if it could have negative effects. According to Healthline, the short answer to this is that daily masturbation is generally considered normal and not harmful for most people, as long as it... Read more →
National Savings Month: 5 bad habits sabotaging your savings
National Savings Month often focuses on budgets, finding extra money to put away and the various savings vehicles available to us. But for many South Africans, the biggest obstacle isn’t knowing how or where to save, but rather, the small financial habits that quietly chip away at good intentions month after month. Also see: National Savings Month: Why even the best... Read more →
