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Yellen sees 'resilience' in US economy even as it cools
US economic growth and wage gains should "serve as a source of resilience" moving forward even if the economy continues to cool, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said in remarks released Friday.
Aubrey Poo joins 'Generations: The Legacy', SA gives mixed reactions
South Africans had reacted to Aubrey Poo joining 'Generations: The Legacy'. Netizens have expressed disapproval of Aubrey taking his talents to Generations.
Willie Robertson's children: Where are the Duck Dynasty kids today?
Willie Robertson's children regularly appeared on the Duck Dynasty reality series in all 11 seasons, and viewers got to see them grow up. Where are they now?
Mandoza's son Tumelo Tshabalala gets candid about his music and acting careers
Kwaito icon Mandoza's son Tumelo Tshabalala gets candid about his creative talent and his acting debut on BET Africa's biopic 'Nkalakatha: The Life of Mandoza'.
Sugar Ray Leonard's first ex-wife, Juanita Wilkinson: Everything we know about her
Juanita Wilkinson is an American ex-celebrity spouse popularly known as the first wife of renowned former boxer, Sugar Ray Leonard. Here is more about her.
Ileline Philander is lighting the way for young people in Gqeberha, helping disadvantaged kids
Ileline Philander is the founder of ukuLungisa, a non-profit organisation working to improve young people's lives in Gqeberha, Eastern Cape. She empowers youth.
Connie Ferguson and Rapulana Seiphemo to return to 'Generations: The Legacy' again, Mzansi divided
Top Mzansi stars Connie Ferguson and Rapulana Seiphemo are set to return to 'Generations: The Legacy' again. They will reprise their roles as Karabo and Tau
Pearl Thusi's photo with Prophet Passion Java causes a stir online, netizens slam her for visiting Zimbabwe
Pearl Thusi had netizens fuming when she was pictured with Prophet Passion Java while on her trip to Zimbabwe. The actress trended because she visited Zimbabwe.
US to invest $1.2 bn in plants to pull carbon from air
The US government said Friday it will spend up to $1.2 billion for two pioneering facilities to vacuum carbon out of the air, a technology to combat global warming that is not universally praised by experts. The UN's International Panel on Climate Change considers capturing carbon dioxide directly from the atmosphere one of the methods necessary to combat global warming.
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