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2024 Elections: Over 350 Parties With IEC, Spoiling Voters for Choice
With the 2024 elections, over 350 parties registered with IEC. A plethora of choices for voters to choose from. The political landscape is shaping the upcoming polls
Markets swing on dimming rate cut hopes, weak China outlook
Asian stocks were mixed Thursday after another dour day across global markets fuelled by a sense of resignation that the interest rate cuts long expected in March will not materialise as inflation remains stubbornly high. Asian markets fluctuated through the day.
Matric results 2023: Elated girl achieves results that were beyond her expectations in TikTok video
A viral TikTok video shows a young woman's elation as she scrolls through her phone to discover her final matric results which exceeded her expectations.
SA claims Cyan Boujee got robbed by the car dealership where she bought her Range Rover
Cyan Boujee recently bought a Range River, which netizens claimed that she got robbed by the car dealership for selling it to her at the price they sold it for.
A look inside Young Stunna and his girlfriend's baecation, from quad-biking to safari drives
Young Stunna gave netizens a look inside his romantic baecation with his girlfriend. The 'Adiwele' singer received praise and criticism from online users.
Bonko Khoza bags and opens up about new role in Showmax's new thriller series 'Red Ink'
Award-winning actor Bonko Khoza bagged a new role in Showmax's upcoming thriller series called 'Red Ink'. The star opened up about his role on the show.
Japan literary laureate unashamed about using ChatGPT
The winner of Japan's most prestigious literary award has acknowledged that about "five percent" of her futuristic novel was penned by ChatGPT, saying generative AI had helped unlock her potential.
IEB matriculants soar to new heights, outshining last year's success
IEB Matriculants achieve new heights, surpassing last year's success. Their dedication and brilliance shine through, setting a remarkable standard.
Apple loosens grip on iPhone apps - with a catch
After a years-long legal battle, Apple says it will begin allowing iPhone app developers to use alternative payment systems -- but they will still have to pay fees and meet various conditions.
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