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Nota Baloyi calls Emtee a junkie, Kwesta's controversial former manager refuses to work with 'Roll Up' rapper
Nota Baloyi has called Emtee a junkie. Kwesta's controversial former manager refused to work with 'Roll Up' hitmaker after the rapper refused to go to rehab.
Finland's foresters decry 'unfair' EU climate plans
Standing next to a freshly-cut clearing the size of seven football fields, Finnish forest engineer Matti Jappila pointed to growth rings in an up to 300-year-old tree stump. The loud noise of a clearing saw filled the thick boreal forest of spruce and birch, as Jappila prepared another part of his estate to be cut down in December -- before the EU can force him to protect it.
Thuso Mbedu gives off princess vibes in a Dior dress while getting ready with Vogue for the Guggenheim International Gala, peeps and SA celebs blown away
Actress Thuso Mbedu was recently featured in a Vogue magazine as she got ready for her appearance at the Guggenheim International Gala. She rocked a Dior dress.
Kim Engelbrecht, Emmy-nominated actor celebrates S.African roots
Heads turn and jaws drop when South African actor Kim Engelbrecht walks down a Cape Town street. Yet, the actor who grew up in the working-class suburb of Belhar, east of Cape Town, is keen to continue work in her homeland.
Felicia Mabuza shares thoughts on Thuso Mbedu's interview with Trevor Noah on 'The Daily Show'
Thuso Mbedi's appearance on 'The Daily Show' with Trevor Noah left South Africans proud. Felicia Mabuza was chuffed that the two stars flew Mzansi's flag high.
Huge 2.1m black mamba caught chilling under a TV cabinet by KZN snake rescuer Nick Evans: “That’s big”
KZN snake rescuer Nick Evans caught a 2.1m black mamba caught chilling under a TV cabinet. The people of Mzansi busted snake watching TV jokes out of relief.
Ethiopia govt says army controls 70 percent of Tigray
The Ethiopian government said Friday that 70 percent of the war-stricken northern region of Tigray was now under federal army control. "70% of Tigray is under ENDF (Ethiopian National Defence Force)," Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's national security adviser Redwan Hussein posted on Twitter.
Repeat hacks highlight Australia's cyber flaws
Inadequate privacy safeguards and the stockpiling of sensitive customer information have made Australia a lucrative target in the eyes of foreign hackers, cybersecurity experts told AFP following a series of major data breaches. Australian National University cybersecurity expert Thomas Haines said many companies had been hoarding personal data that they should not have been hanging on to.
China's Singles Day shopping spree enters final stretch
China's Singles Day shopping bonanza entered its final stretch Friday, with all eyes on whether sales can top a record one trillion yuan ($140 billion) despite the country's struggling economy.
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