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The World Bank's executive board has approved $300 million in new funds for Afghanistan, which it will deploy outside the control of the Taliban authorities, the development lender confirmed Thursday.
Microsoft on Thursday shook up the video game world with word it is making some once-exclusive Xbox video games available for play on rival consoles. Microsoft makes Xbox consoles along with game software, with titles such as hit "Halo" exclusive to its hardware.
Itumeleng Khune shared a heartwarming note on Instagram, wishing his late sister, Mapula, a heavenly birthday. South Africans joined him in celebrating.
"Sahil Omar" is 44, an illegal immigrant and has a Muslim-sounding name -- an apparently fictitious punching bag falsely linked to a slew of US crimes including the latest mass shooting in Kansas City. "At least one of the Kansas City Chiefs parade shooters identified as Sahil Omar, a 44 year old illegal immigrant," said one post on X, without offering any evidence.
An angry woman was captured in a TikTok video destroying Valentine's gifts that she got from her ex-lover. South African TikTokkers felt sorry for her.
Elon Musk is on the warpath against Delaware and its powerful business court, moving his SpaceX company out of the eastern US state after a judge struck down his $56 billion compensation package at Tesla. The move came just weeks after Judge Kathaleen McCormick voided his eye-watering compensation package at Tesla, taking sides with a shareholder who claimed the entrepreneur was overpaid.
How old is SpongeBob SquarePants? His age remains debatable because of his various roles in various episodes. But if he was born in 1986, he is 37 as of 2023
Mihlali Ndamase debuted her new look, a red weave from the popular wig installation company The San HD. This was for her Valentine's Day photoshoot.
China on Thursday urged companies not to be "blinded by lies" about its rights record in Xinjiang, after German automaker Volkswagen said it was discussing the future of its activities in the troubled region. It urged firms to "respect the facts, distinguish right from wrong, and not be blinded by lies".
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