Udesha Moodley-Judhoo

KwaZulu-Natal

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What relocating to a new city looks like for some people

2 days ago | ecr.co.za | Udesha Moodley-Judhoo

A video that got us thinking about hitchhiking in a new way showed a man sitting at the back of a truck and trailer, seemingly hitching a ride. We are used to seeing hitchhikers standing on the side of the road holding up a small sign indicating where they are heading. This time, we saw a man catching a ride in a more literal sense. His method does not sit well with road safety and safety in general. From the looks of it, we assume the truck driver was unaware he had a passenger on board.
Did this giraffe really board a plane for emotional support?

2 days ago | ecr.co.za | Udesha Moodley-Judhoo

This video is AI-generated. But another video circulating on social media has people saying they have seen it all. The video shows a man leading his giraffe into an aeroplane. It looks like they are boarding the flight. Of course, something's not right here, there's no way any airline will allow a giraffe to board a flight. The giraffe is said to be an emotional support animal.
Carol Ofori chats to the founder of Fathers of Africa

2 days ago | ecr.co.za | Udesha Moodley-Judhoo

Nelson Mandela, the father of our nation, said, "To be the father of a nation is a great honour, but to be the father of a family is a greater joy." This June, Carol Ofori is highlighting the importance of fathers in our lives and celebrating their roles in being present in their children's lives. Carol chatted with a man who is making a difference in how fathers are seen and supported in Africa—the founder of Fathers in Africa, Kevin Rutter.
This chicken feet bouquet is proudly South African

2 days ago | ecr.co.za | Udesha Moodley-Judhoo

Certainly, chicken feet or 'walkies talkies' are a popular food choice for many South Africans. They have long been a staple for many households, offering a cost-effective way to enjoy meat without breaking the bank. However, not everyone is a fan. We have seen more than our fair share of videos showing how the younger generation dismisses this much-loved dish. Today, we are not here to discuss the haters but rather to focus on the lovers of this favourite.
Video: President Ramaphosa ties young girl's shoelace

2 days ago | ecr.co.za | Udesha Moodley-Judhoo

The onlookers laughed and smiled at watching him embrace these youngsters, and then something happened. This moment made many South Africans realise that, as much as Ramaphosa is our leader, he is another 'father figure' to our nation. The President greeted a young girl who came to take a picture with him, then, as he leaned in to hear her speak, he noticed that her shoelace was untied. Without hesitation, Ramaphosa knelt and tied her lace for her. Watch the video below from TikTok.
WATCH: Elephant raids grocery store in search of snacks

3 days ago | ecr.co.za | Udesha Moodley-Judhoo

An elephant, Plai Biang Lek, known for causing havoc in the Thai community, raided a store on Monday, 2 June 2025. According to People: "He strolled in and beelined for the sweet rice crackers. In shock, the shop's manager yelled at the large creature, in an attempt to get him to leave the store's premises without doing extreme damage. Plai Biang Lek allegedly "calmly" devoured nine bags of the sweet rice crackers, several bananas, and at least one sandwich.
Man gets innovative with his sales approach

3 days ago | ecr.co.za | Udesha Moodley-Judhoo

It's always good to see how people can use their skills to earn an income. One of the most interesting skills is being able to sell things. As the saying goes, a good salesperson can sell ice to an Eskimo. This speaks to their exceptional ability to sell just about anything to anyone, even when they don't need it. In South Africa, many people are struggling to find work or supplement their income, which has increased the number of small businesses.
Matric student sells sweets to raise money for matric dance

3 days ago | ecr.co.za | Udesha Moodley-Judhoo

After seeing the older ladies at the taxi ranks selling vetkoek, he had the idea to sell sweets and chips. "Lekay used his R150 Christmas gift money as start-up capital. He took a minibus taxi to a wholesaler near Promenade Mall and stocked up: soft sweets for R45, small chips for R55, and see-through packets for R30. He made it back home with stock and hope," reports Cape Town ETC.
Is this Checkers Sixty60 fairy dress one for the Durban July

3 days ago | ecr.co.za | Udesha Moodley-Judhoo

One of the most significant events of the season is approaching, so you'd best believe that everyone is working on their looks. The Hollywoodbets Durban July offers glitz, glamour, all-day racing and is the season's social event. This year, the theme is 'Marvels of Mzansi'. "This captivating theme celebrates South Africa’s rich heritage, cultural diversity, and breathtaking landscapes, paying tribute to the nation’s extraordinary achievements," announced Hollywoodbets Durban July.
Moonlight Market to host Durban North night market

4 days ago | ecr.co.za | Udesha Moodley-Judhoo

There will be live music, great food options to satisfy any palate, sweets, desserts, pulled pork and brisket, gourmet burgers (check out the Caveman Burger), corn dogs, doss, loaded fries, chicken tikka and much more. Leather goods, clothing, books, perfumes, biltong, homeware, baked goods, etc. Kids' playground, give a go at paintball targets. Plenty of seating will allow you to enjoy your food and drink or just people-watch.