Nelson Mandela
Fake presidential shirts worth R569,000 seized in Gauteng crackdown
Law enforcement seized 184 counterfeit presidential shirts worth R569,000, prompting netizens to troll politicians who wear them especially Panyaza Lesufi.
GNU protestor Mandela thwarted as police short circuit inauguration protest
The grandosn of former President Nelson Mandela, Mayibuye, was unsuccessful in his plan to protest outside the Union Buildings during Wednesday inauguration.
"The 3-legged elephant": Animal fight proves Mzansi's money notes accuracy
A Mzansi gent solved the conspiracy around South Africa's money notes and what they mean. Two animals that make an appearance on money notes got into a fight.
A proud South African captured a Zulu woman and Afrikaans fishermen coexisting in Gauteng
A proud South African captured a beautiful moment when a Zulu woman and Afrikaans fishermen coexisted in Gauteng. The internet's hearts melted at the clip.
10 important things Nelson Mandela did to build democracy in South Africa
Nelson Mandela was South Africa's first democratic president who changed the country forever. What are ten essential things Nelson Mandela did to build democracy?
Julius Malema urges older voters: Let Mandela and Buthelezi rest, seek new leadership
EFF leader Julius Malema asked older voters not to vote based on loyalty at the upcoming General Election and to let Nelson Mandela and Mangosuthu Buthelezi rest.
Sandton’s Nicolway Shopping Centre officially renamed Winifred Mandela Precinct: Netizens not sold
The Nicolway Shopping Centre in Bryanston, Sandton, has officially rebranded as Winifred Mandela Precinct, and the new signage was unveiled on 19 April 2024.
Mayibuye Mandela apologises in 'paraffin speed' after bizarre interview on 'Podcast and Chill'
After his bizarre interview, Nelson Mandela's great-grandson, Mayibuye Mandela, recently issued a public apology to Minister Zizi Kodwa on his Facebook page.
Nelson Mandela's ID expected to fetch R1.4m at auction block, SA citizens outraged
The Mandela family faces criticism over the auctioning of the former president's iconic green ID book. South Africans said the ID belongs in a museum.
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