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  More and more studies show that interrace dating is on the rise, with most couples marrying after dating for a while. To love, a person's chronological age is irrelevant, but to others, it is absolutely everything. These days, many look down on couples with a significant age gap. A proud Zambian husband posted photos of his stunning wife on Facebook. He says he had a job working for her, but they fell in love and started dating after some time. They have since tied the knot and are currently residing together as husband and wife. He may have married her for her steady income, according to some. I was her employee at the time, and we decided to tie the knot after some time together. Sometimes, the most unexpected places might be the ones where love finds you. We are overjoyed; just look at us. He spoke. Thankfully, they are content with the way their lives have unfolded. You should remain put in the place where you are loved and accepted. ##Nalishebo #VioletLubasi Says... He said,...

  We can probably expect him to mention in his letter that an apology was already sent before it. One thing he left behind is the ANC's ubiquitous carelessness, which is noticeable all throughout. So far, all the available financial records indicate that this week's meeting between Thabo Mbeki and the ANC's top brass was fruitful, and that it was pleasant. It seems like there was no mental collision, despite how near they were. The decision to hold the summit was decided by the party following the former president's disparaging and disdainful comment about the party's stance on the Phala Phala scandal, which is involving head Cyril Ramaphosa. Cyril Ramaphosa is getting himself entangled in the controversy. Mbeki was displeased that Ramaphosa was absent. South Africa's interim president, Cyril Ramaphosa, did not offer Thabo Mbeki, the country's previous president, an apology or compensation for the fight that broke out between them on Tuesday night. According...

  Dr. Tshimangadzo Muofhe's husband, Mainfred Mphikeleli Shikwambana, shot and killed her. She was 32 years old. Her death has saddened many in South Africa. Both individuals were highly-ranking Polokwane health officials when the incident occurred. Her spouse was a doctor at Donald Frazer Hospital in Thohoyandou, while Dr. Muofhe worked at Pietersburg Hospital. Her sudden death stunned the medical community because of her steadfast dedication to her work. Although they do not yet know what motivated the shooting, investigators have speculated that domestic violence was a factor. The shooting may have been influenced by marital issues, according to reports. The bodies of the couple were found by a relative, who promptly contacted the authorities. The husband allegedly shot and killed his wife before he shot and killed himself. Both bodies were discovered on the spot. The domestic violence epidemic in South Africa has been brought to light by the suspected murder-suicide. With one i...

  In South Africa, Julius Malema is a divisive political figure. Being the president of the controversial EFF, he has a reputation for constantly stomping on people's toes. According to Malema's statement on the EFF website, Zimbabwe is only one of several African countries where people are better educated than us. He said that Zimbabweans have neither an accent nor a typical Zimbabwean one. After Malema made this statement, many were offended and unhappy with him. Many individuals were hurt by Malema's remarks, which led to many people opening their mouths. The claim by Malema that the literacy rate in Zimbabwe was higher than in South Africa in particular inflamed nationalist sentiment. Views and remarks made by citizens of South Africa. Malema needs to stop trying to sound like a Zimbabwean and move to the country if he wants to win us over. If Zimbabweans really are better educated than us, as this moron asserts, they ought to have been able to pull their nation out of ...

  An unsavoury story about a Black man from KwaZulu Natal who took his own life has gone viral on social media. Because of his passing, this terrible circumstance has arisen. His use of drugs and alcohol likely contributed to his downward spiral before he ended his own life. It was his stupid decision to get onto a moving vehicle that caused him to cry within seconds of the terrifying experience. He should have known better. He tripped and fell, landing uncomfortably on top of his head. It would seem that people are engrossed in declaring their love for each other to bother with penning letters of condolence. He drove in an extremely risky manner, clearly unconcerned with traffic laws. He utterly messed up, and it's sad because there are so many individuals in South Africa that are similar to him. Alcohol consumes him completely. Things did not work out the way he had hoped, so I can't help but laugh at him, even though I know we've lost a great guy. We have lost a great pe...

  The government of South Africa is not attempting to have Vladimir Putin imprisoned, according to former president Kgalema Motlanthe. He was sceptical that Russian President Vladimir Putin would make a trip to South Africa in light of the ongoing issues. South Africans, according to ex-ANC president Thabo Mbeki, should not get themselves entangled in political disputes right now. As a signatory to the Rome Statute, South Africa, he claimed, would throw the Russian leader in prison if he showed up for the August BRICS conference. However, he is well aware that Putin will not depart. His remarks have gone viral online, and many have cautioned him to be careful with his words now that he is not president. They urged him to delegate such sensitive matters to the existing president, Cyril Ramaphosa. A Twitter user expressed concern that Kgalema Motlanthe's remarks could spark community conflict. While Cyril Ramaphosa is the president of the republic and his political party, she said th...