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Uzalo actress Gugu Gumede marks 34th birthday

Uzalo actress shared a series of intimate photos on Instagram, capturing sweet moments between herself and her little girl.
While the toddler’s face was not revealed, the post offered fans a heartwarming look at their bond.
Yesterday I celebrated my 34th birthday, in honor of this, here’s a little glimpse into my princess and I’s (private) life. What a year it has been. All glory be to God, for He has kept us in perfect peace,” she wrote.

Cassper Nyovest refuses


Cassper Nyovest found himself at the centre of social media chatter after X users dug up an old tweet from 2014 in which he posted a photo of himself and captioned it, “Young Diddy. #GoldenBoy.”:
“Bathi I should delete this tweet!!! Hahaha y’all are crazy thinking y’all can bully everyone or threaten them. 11 years ago none of us, including you idiots knew what Diddy was doing. So cancel me, do whatever !!! Nna ha ke sbaye sa lona julle Vuil pops!!!! Almal van julle!!!”
His reply instantly went viral, with fans and critics weighing in on whether the rapper was justified in his reaction.

Bathi I should delete this tweet!!! Hahaha y’all are crazy thinking y’all can bully everyone or threaten them. 11 years ago none of us , including you idiots knew what Diddy was doing. So cancel me, do whatever !!! Nna ha ke sbaye sa lona julle Vuil pops!!!! Almal van julle!!!

Celebrities with shocking 2025

Celebrities have had fans buzzing with everything from pregnancy news to career moves.But one trend that has truly shocked Mzansi is the drastic weight loss transformations among some of our favorite stars.





Nadia Nakai Day


Nadia Nakai is once again the centre of social media conversation after stepping out in a striking denim dress at Nasty C’s collaboration launch with KFC South Africa.
The rapper and reality TV star attended the event to support Nasty C and later shared photos from the outing on Instagram on Monday, 8 December 2025.






Williams excited for Bafana Bafana’s World Cup

Bafana Bafana captain Ronwen Williams says he’s excited about starting South Africa’s 2026 FIFA World Cup campaign against hosts Mexico in Mexico City.
The national team was drawn into Group A during Friday’s draw in Washington, placing them alongside Mexico, South Korea and a European side still to be confirmed.
Denmark, North Macedonia, the Czech Republic and Ireland will compete in March for the final spot in the group.
Williams told SuperSport that the draw immediately reminded him of the 2010 World Cup opener, where South Africa and Mexico played to a memorable 1-1 draw at FNB Stadium.

Official: South Africa’s full planning for the 2026 FIFA World Cup πŸ‡ΏπŸ‡¦πŸ†


 

Fifa world cup 2010 opener reversed


This time, Mexico hosts South Africa to start the 2026 World Cup. πŸ‡²πŸ‡½➡️πŸ‡ΏπŸ‡¦

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More disappoint for Chiefs.


Kaizer Chiefs dropped more points in the Betway Premiership after a goalless draw with TS Galaxy



Homes destroyed in KZN storm


A storm swept through parts of Northern KwaZulu-Natal on Tuesday afternoon, destroying several homes.
On Wednesday, GroundUp visited the rural community of Ngwetshana, where most people live in mud huts with thatched roofs.
Qondeni Buthelezi’s family had three mud houses, which are now all destroyed. It was the third time their homes had been hit by storms in recent years, said Buthelezi.

“We were so scared, and the door of the house refused to open because we had locked it with a nail. Suddenly, it became very dark, a strong wind blew, water streamed into the house, then I saw the corrugated iron roof blowing off, and the electricity was also cut,” said Mbatha.


The remains of Qondeni Buthelezi’s corrugated iron roof.
Mahadi Mosea’s thatched roof was torn off by the strong winds. She says the roof and all her furniture are beyond repair.


Qondeni Buthelezi’s home lies in ruins.

Bafana players in all their glory.

Bafana players Sipho Chaine, Rele Mofokeng and Oswin Appollis in all their glory as they discuss the winning of the Carling Black Label KO Cup.

Mass shooting at a South African bar leaves 12 dead


Mass shooting carried out Saturday by multiple suspects in an unlicensed bar near the South African capital left at least 12 people dead, police said. The victims included three children aged 3, 12 and 16.
Another 13 people were wounded and being treated in the hospital. Police didn’t give details of the ages of those who were injured or their conditions.
Police adjusted the death toll after they said a 12th victim died in the hospital.
The shooting happened at a bar inside a hostel in the Saulsville township west of the administrative capital of Pretoria in the early hours of Saturday. Ten of the victims died at the scene and two others died at the hospital, police said.


The children killed were a 3-year-old boy, a 12-year-old boy and a 16-year-old girl. Police said they were searching for three male suspects.

Dubai Police first female brigadier


Colonel Samira Abdullah Al Ali

Police has achieved history with the elevation of Colonel Samira Abdullah Al Ali to the rank of brigadier—the first woman ever to accomplish this milestone since the force was created in 1956.The elevation, announced as part of a wider round of appointments, was issued under the command of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai. This award is a proud occasion for every woman in Dubai Police,” said Brigadier Al Ali, dedicating the achievement to the country’s leadership and their unwavering support for women in uniform.  With over 31 years of service, Brigadier Al Ali today heads the Insurance Department at Dubai Police—a unit she helped create from start into a benchmark for police agencies across the region.

 She is also the first woman to lead an all-male team in the General Department of Transport and Rescue. Brigadier Al Ali began her career in 1994, joining Dubai Police after getting a degree in insurance from UAE University.  She first worked in a modest office with just two staff members but eventually transformed the unit into a full-fledged department.


She also became the first woman to serve in the General Department of Transport and Rescue, leading what had been an all-male team.

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