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Woman shares TikTok video of man wearing dress and wig to sell hats at Cape Town traffic light
A Cape Town man captured in a TikTok video entertained netizens after he rocked a dress, wig and heels to sell straw hats at the busy traffic lights.
Former football star Lerato Chabangu blames woman he dated for losing everything
Former football player Lerato Chabangu blamed the woman he used to date for losing everything he owned, leading him to move in with his grandmother in Tembisa.
Britain set for tax-cutting budget before election
Britain's Conservative government is on Wednesday expected to use a budget update to unveil tax cuts for millions of workers, in an attempt to woo voters before a general election.
TS Galaxy players survive horror car crash ahead of Mamelodi Sundowns match, other driver dies
The players of TS Galaxy were involved in a crash that took the life of one driver. They were on their way to prepare for a match against Mamelodi Sundowns.
Crocs, cyclones and 'magnificent melaleucas': Aussie beach named world's best
It may have deadly animals and wild weather, but Palm Cove in Australia's northeast has been named the world's best beach, beating rivals in Hawaii, Greece and Fiji. "Recognition of Palm Cove as the world's number one beach by an award-winning travel magazine and website only validates what locals already know about Palm Cove," said James.
'Can't sell': the Polish blockade, another blow for Ukraine's farmers
In a field in the Kyiv region, Lyudmyla Martyniuk was standing by silos filled with grain that should be heading for export, but for a blockade on the Polish border disturbing a market already impacted by Ukraine's war with Russia. Instead, she pointed to a series of issues, including Russia drowning the international market with cheaper grain.
Low-end internet auctions upend art market: sector-tracker
A boom in internet sales has boosted the lower end of the art market and could ultimately doom showroom auctions, said the boss of sector-tracker Artprice, which published its annual report Wednesday. "Showroom auctions are doomed to disappear," Ehrmann added.
Asian stocks drop after global markets fall on tech sell-off
Asian shares mostly slumped on Wednesday after global markets fell as traders locked in profits following recent tech-driven rallies. Traders were underwhelmed and global equities wobbled.
India's 'drone sisters' steer farming and social change
Once a housewife in rural India, Sharmila Yadav always wanted to be a pilot and is now living her dream remotely, flying a heavy-duty drone across the skies to cultivate the country's picturesque farmlands. "Who would have thought until a few years ago that in our country women living in villages too would fly drones?
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