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Wearable tech aiming to level up life: CES highlights
Turning on the TV with a wink, skiing on a city street -- the once unimaginable was possible this week at CES, the annual Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, thanks to wearable tech innovations. No walking is needed for Skwheel's electric skis, however -- nor snow, for that matter.
Gobindlovu High School in KZN bars students who have failed a grade twice from reregistering
Gobindlovu High School in Elandskop, KZN made the decision to exclude students who have failed a grade twice from reregistering in 2024 and parents are furious.
Gogo plays video warning about hubbly for granddaughter, SA feels her concern: The face says a lot"
A concerned grandmother came across a video speaking about the dangers of Hooka pipes. She played it for her granddaughter. Mzansi shares her worry.
Popular South African fast food chicken outlet alleged for selling man moving wing: Video goes viral
A man posted a video claiming that he got a moving chicken wing from a popular South African fast-food chicken outlet. The clip got people clucking.
Will Yemen air strikes stop the Red Sea attacks?
US and British strikes on rebel-held Yemen on Friday marked a sharp escalation after weeks of attacks on Red Sea shipping by the Iran-backed Huthi insurgents. "It seems very likely that the Huthis will continue attacking ships with whatever capabilities they have left.
Venezuela kills off petro cryptocurrency
Venezuela is putting an end to the petro cryptocurrency that President Nicolas Maduro launched six years ago to sidestep US sanctions, but which never took off and became embroiled in a graft scandal. With Caracas strangled by Washington's economic sanctions, Maduro vowed the petro would "allow new forms of international financing."
Shimza to host radio show Shimza Global Radio: "I’m stepping out of my comfort zone"
Shimza has announced that he will be hosting a new radio show called Shimza Global Radio. The DJ shared that this is something that is outside his comfort zone.
Sharks killed at alarming rates despite regulations: study
Global shark populations are plummeting despite worldwide efforts to curb mass killings for their fins, researchers said in a new report showing that more needs to be done to protect one of the ocean's apex species. Between 2012 and 2019, the number of sharks killed from fishing increased from some 76 million a year to more than 80 million, they reported in the journal Science.
Israel asserts self-defense: Addresses World Court on Gaza actions
Israel defends its actions in Gaza at the World Court, emphasising self-defence amidst global scrutiny, addressing this pivotal international legal confrontation.
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