Dumani Moyo

6 days ago | thesouthafrican.com | Dumani Moyo

Bringing a female kitten into your home is an exciting and rewarding experience. But it also comes with responsibilities that ensure she grows into a healthy, well-adjusted cat. From early vet visits to understanding behavioral traits and reproductive health, here’s what you need to know about raising a female kitten. 1. Early veterinary care is crucialAccording to the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA), kittens should visit a veterinarian within their first week at home.

6 days ago | thesouthafrican.com | Dumani Moyo

As South African shoppers deal with rising grocery prices, finding the best deals has become more important than ever. This week, we compared 16 common household grocery items across four major South African supermarkets – Shoprite, Checkers, Pick n Pay, and Woolworths to find out where you can get the best overall savings. Which supermarket has the best prices this weekend?

6 days ago | thesouthafrican.com | Dumani Moyo

Are you planning a braai this weekend? Fire it up, it’s derby time!With the Soweto giants going head-to-head in the Nedbank Cup final in Durban, South Africans have the perfect reason to fire up the braai. In Durban, the weather is expected to be sunny. So whether you’re in your backyard or watching indoors with friends, it’s game on for both football and food lovers.

6 days ago | thesouthafrican.com | Dumani Moyo

Outspoken Zimbabwean government critic Wellington Masiwa has found himself entangled in a cross-border legal battle after South African authorities served him with an arrest warrant from Zimbabwe. Masiwa operates on social media as Nyokayemabhunu. He is a vocal critic of President Emmerson Mnangagwa, who allegedly ran anti-government WhatsApp groups from South Africa. The activist also allegedly backed war veteran Blessed Geza during the infamous 31 March Zimbabwe protests.

1 week ago | thesouthafrican.com | Dumani Moyo

The Zimbabwe Ministry of Health and Child Care has defended its healthcare system, claiming that the situation in the country’s hospitals is ‘not dire’. Recently, the Zimbabwean youth empowerment minister took to social media and expressed his shock at his country’s public hospital. This led to an uproar on social media, with many Zimbabweans criticising the government. However, the Ministry of Health has suggested that the situation is ‘not dire’, as reported by The Herald.