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Asian stocks mixed after Wall St record, eyes on Evergrande impact
Asian markets were mixed Tuesday as another record on Wall Street was unable to help extend the previous day's advance, with traders eyeing a Federal Reserve meeting, big-name earnings and key data. The Fed's meeting is followed by the closely watched non-farm payrolls report and earnings from Wall Street tech titans including Microsoft, Google parent Alphabet, Apple and Facebook parent Meta.
Hilarious alcohol prank on African mom goes viral on TikTok leaves SA in stitches
A TikTok video shows a young South African woman pranking her mother with alcohol in the grocery store. The clip has gone viral, leaving many people laughing.
Saudi Aramco halts plan to raise production capacity: statement
Saudi Arabia has ordered energy giant Aramco to maintain its oil production capacity at 12 million barrels per day, abandoning a planned increase, the firm said on Tuesday.
South African woman loses keys in the middle of nowhere, shares TikTok video
A TikTok video shows a woman looking for her keys in the middle of nowhere. The clip had many people feeling triggered as it reminded peeps of themselves.
Mzansi woman lands dream job after 1 year of unemployment in TikTok: "God's timing is perfect"
A woman shared her inspiring story of finally securing a higher division job after being unemployed for a year. Her TikTok video resonated with SA.
Actress Jessica Nkosi lives it up in Dubai with her husband TK Dlamini
Former 'Isibaya' actress Jessica Nkosi lived it up in Dubai recently with her husband TK Dlamini. The star posted a video of herself on the world's longest zipline.
Nigerian girl who behaves and talks like AI robot becomes popular on TikTok
A Nigerian, Amadou Elizabeth Aminata, has become popular online because of her ability to behave and talk like a robot. She is a student of Ambrose Ali University.
Toyota sets new global record for annual vehicle sales
Japan's Toyota said Tuesday that it sold a record 11.2 million vehicles in 2023, cementing its position as the world's top-selling automaker for the fourth successive year thanks to a recovery in demand in all regions and easing semiconductor shortages. Toyota on Tuesday credited for its performance "solid demand in each region, in addition to easing semiconductor shortages in each region."
App lets Indigenous Brazilians connect in own languages
For Indigenous communities in the Brazilian Amazon, getting online is a challenge. Beyond the Amazon, saving endangered languages is a global challenge.
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