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Kanye West to go silent for 30 days, rapper to go on verbal fast and cleanse, fans react: "Take all the time"
Kanye West has announced that he's going silent for 30 days. The US rapper shared that he's taking a verbal fast and a 30-day cleanse. He won't touch booze.
Kanye West claims he was forcibly put on meds for false mental diagnosis, fans rally behind rapper after evidence: "Cold-blooded threat against Ye"
Kanye West gave fans proof that he got a false mental diagnosis. Kanye's evidence was a text from Harley Pasternak who threatened him with a mental hospital.
3 Saudi Arabian nationals found guilty of illegally harvesting flora & money laundering, fined R2 million
A South African court found three Saudi Arabian nationals guilty of illegally harvesting flora and money laundering. They were handed a seven-year sentence.
DJ Maphorisa defends R300K booking fee, says it's discounted fees, South Africans share mixed reactions: "Why are you acting Godly?"
DJ Maphorisa has called out event organisers for being stingy. This comes after a promoter exposed Scorpion Kings's R300K booking fees that shook South Africa.
Tito Mboweni shares photos of his cooking and knows it's going to be a disaster, has SA amused and concerned
Finance Minister, Tito Mboweni recently took to his favourite app, Twitter, to share four photos of a meal he was busy preparing, quite late into the night.
On the traces of Senegal's enigmatic anti-colonial heroine
She is hailed today as a figurehead of Senegal's fight for independence from France -- but trying to seize the elusive substance of her life is almost like trying to capture a ghost. "Life is simpler when you accept your own identity."
Solar power, farming revive Tunisia school as social enterprise
Most Tunisian schools are cash-strapped and run down, but an innovative project has allowed one to become self-sustaining by generating its own solar power and growing its own food. Hamadi is meanwhile forging ahead with his next project -- a largely organic 40-hectare farm project to supply the city's 23 schools with energy and food for some 3,500 students.
N Korea fired artillery barrage overnight, Seoul says
North Korea fired an artillery barrage into a maritime "buffer zone" overnight, Seoul's military said Friday, after a record-breaking blitz of launches that included a failed intercontinental ballistic missile test. About 80 artillery rounds fired by the North followed at 11:28 pm (1428 GMT), landing in a maritime "buffer zone", Seoul's military said.
Escape from Foxconn: Workers recount Covid chaos at iPhone factory
Zhang Yao recalls the moment he realised something had gone deeply wrong at the Chinese mega-factory where he and hundreds of thousands of other workers assembled iPhones and other high-end electronics.
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