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6 days ago | briefly.co.za | Chuma Nontsele

A young South African fashionista from Johannesburg created a jacket that Mzansi women thought would be practical during the ongoing GBV crisisWith the gender-based violence and femicide crisis in the country, the youngster's garment was favoured by many who seek protection from perpetrators Social media users interacted with the designer and shared their thoughts with her in a thread of comments on TikTokPAY ATTENTION: You can now search for all your favourite news and topics on Briefly News.

6 days ago | briefly.co.za | Chuma Nontsele

South Africans were amazed by an innovative way one driver from KwaZulu-Natal parked their car for the community to see The seven-seater rested on the roof of their house and had tongues wagging online yesterday after a video of it went viral on TikTok Mzansi social media users shared their hilarious thoughts on the unusual situation in a thread of 668 comments Don't miss out! Join Briefly News Sports channel on WhatsApp now! A driver from KwaZulu-Natal created quite a buzz online when their...

6 days ago | briefly.co.za | Chuma Nontsele

South Africans were outraged by an Afrikaner woman who trespassed and threatened a young lady in her home yesterdayShe made racist comments and urged the Mzansi youngster to move out of the house and away from Afrikaans landSocial media users expressed themselves in a thread of over 3,000 comments after a video of the woman went viral on TikTokLiz Seipatli, a young South African woman, was disrespected by an Afrikaner lady who happened to be her neighbour.

1 week ago | briefly.co.za | Chuma Nontsele

South Africans had mixed feelings about how a Road Accident Fund beneficiary spent her R1.2 million cash-outThe woman had a plan to spend her fortune with her close family and friends, and sometimes with those she was fond ofHer story went viral on TikTok after snippets from Mzansi Magic’s I Blew It were posted online in 2024A South African lady received a beefy cheque from RAF and immediately spent R10K on her family.

1 week ago | briefly.co.za | Chuma Nontsele

A young South African entrepreneur flexed her China imports after the Chinese exposed the luxury market The Mzansi woman was previously criticised for stocking ‘fake’ goods before the world knew who the real manufacturers were In a recent clip, she posted her products with their prices, enticing social media users to purchase from herThe ongoing trade war China has with America has exposed a lot of things, one of them being the luxury market.