Mzansi Stories

22/07/2025

While we're crying🤣🙌🏾

18/07/2025

Tbose is still mad, he even got her a small cake for her birthday.😂

18/07/2025

Husband fixing his submissive wife's outfit🤣🤣

18/07/2025

Happy Birthday, Thembinkosi Mthembu! 🎉
Your talent and dedication to your craft continue to inspire many.

May this new year of your life bring you even more incredible roles, personal growth, and happiness.

Keep shining on screen and off—wishing you all the best today and always!

18/07/2025

Our legend🤣😎

18/07/2025

Mr. Khubeka himself, missed on Scandal

18/07/2025

She's beautiful 😍

17/07/2025

My Dad and I, We.... almost got married. She wanted to say that😂🤣

17/07/2025

Even the devil doesn't know where Mthunzi is getting his lessons🤣🤣

15/07/2025

Zizo Sobhutyu (born 2006) is an actress based in South Africa. She comes from Pretoria in South Africa. And he is best known for portraying the character of Mosebjadi on the educational drama series Skeem Saam.

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Zizo Sobhutyu (born 2006) is an actress based in South Africa. She comes from Pretoria in South Africa. And is best-known for portraying the character of Mosebjadi on the Educational drama series, Skeem Saam.

15/07/2025

Senzo Mchunu’s Suspension: A Turning Point for South African Politics?

President Cyril Ramaphosa’s suspension of Police Minister Senzo Mchunu isn’t just about allegations — it could mark the beginning of a political power shift in South Africa.

For years, Mchunu was considered one of Ramaphosa’s most trusted allies — a former KZN premier and a respected figure within the ANC. But now, he faces serious accusations of interfering in police investigations, protecting politically connected individuals, and allegedly receiving payments from criminal networks.

So why suspend him now?
Because the allegations strike at the core of public trust and highlight how deeply organised crime may be embedded in state structures. With South Africa’s new coalition government under constant scrutiny, Ramaphosa is under pressure to show real leadership and accountability.

A judicial inquiry has been launched, but many analysts believe this move is not just a legal response — it’s a political signal. Ramaphosa could be using this moment to clean house, reassert control, and distance his leadership from internal ANC divisions that have weakened governance in recent years.

This could either:

Rebuild confidence in South Africa’s institutions and justice system

Or expose deeper fractures within the ANC and accelerate its political decline

This moment might mark more than just the fall of one minister. It could be the beginning of a new chapter in how power is held — and challenged — in South Africa.

What do you think? Is this bold leadership, or political survival?

15/07/2025

Dambisa's sight came back when Poko pulled out a gun.😂 She even took off her glasses.😎