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From surviving a lion attack to conquering the great outdoors, 27-year-old Iana Strydom is bringing athleticism, adventure and serious competitive energy to Tropika Island of Treasure. Hiking, running, cycling, padel and more — she’s ready to push her limits. But creepy crawlies in the pool? That’s where she draws the line! 

 Banking scams are rising, with criminals using social engineering and AI to target South Africans. We speak to Josh from Josh Talks Finance about protecting your money and your phone.

A R22,000 inhlawulo payment has sparked a family feud. Should the money go towards the child, or should the grandmother get a share for helping raise her daughter?

A survivor met face-to-face with the man who raped her. Their Cape Town meeting raises difficult questions about accountability, trauma and forgiveness.

SABC1’s new series Go Viral goes beyond the likes and followers to uncover the real stories behind South Africa’s digital stars.

 22-year-old facing unemployment and family pressure is considering selling sexual content online to gain financial independence — but fears the decision could follow them for years.

Stats SA says more than half of households affected by housebreaking in 2025/26 did not report it to police, with many believing nothing would be done.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has launched an investigation into LinkedIn over allegations that the platform may be profiting from misleading or fake job listings known as “ghost jobs”. The investigation questions whether job seekers are paying for Premium subscriptions under the impression that listings represent genuine, active opportunities, despite claims that many postings may not be actively hiring. Now, LinkedIn has been ordered to provide documents relating to its job verification practices and how it markets its services to job seekers.

She thought she had done everything right. After previous bad roommate experiences, she made one boundary crystal clear: she only wanted to live with another woman. Months into the arrangement, she accidentally discovered her roommate was transgender — something that had never been disclosed before they moved in. Now she feels blindsided and guilty for feeling uncomfortable at all.

Breadline Africa is marking its fifth year as a beneficiary of PNA Funky Socks Day, alongside Rally to Read and Matla a Bana. The colourful campaign officially launches on 16 June, with National Funky Socks Day taking place on Friday, 11 September 2026. Every R10 sticker sold will help support children, with Breadline Africa using its share to provide educational resource packs, learning materials and stationery to early childhood development centres in under-resourced communities.