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Who is Wanda Zuma? Age, girlfriend, education, career, education, profiles
Who is WANDA ZUMA? Wanda is a South African actor and writer who became famous following his starring role as Nkosi Zwide in the etTV soapie House of Zwide.
Man jailed for a CIT robbery sentenced to 25 more years in prison for another heist committed 22 years ago
A prisoner identified as David Thabo Dube was on Wednesday sentenced to 25 more years in jail for another cash in transit heist he took part in 22 years ago.
Tourists, locals irate over Machu Picchu snafu
The suspension of ticket sales to Machu Picchu sparked protests among angry tourists and merchants from the town closest to the Inca citadel. "We demand the sale of tickets at the offices of the Ministry of Culture of Machu Picchu, and 50 percent of its totality in person (...) to reactivate our economies," the merchants said in a statement.
Bizarre crash sees Hyundai drive over a R5 million Lamborghini Huracán Performante Spyder's bonnet
If there was no video footage, it would be hard to fathom how a Hyundai driver drove their sedan on top of a Lamborghini Huracán Performante Spyder's bonnet.
The Department of Home Affairs set to start digitisation project that will create jobs for 10 000 graduates
The Department of Home Affairs confirmed that everything is on course for the digitisation project, which is expected to create employment for young graduates.
Taliban violently disperse rare women's protest in Kabul
Taliban fighters beat women protesters and fired into the air on Saturday as they violently dispersed a rare rally in the Afghan capital, days ahead of the first anniversary of the hardline Islamists' return to power.
Kenya's 'mama mboga' pinning their hopes on the future president
Behind her makeshift stall in the Kenyan town of Eldoret, just a blue plastic sheet on the ground strewn with bunches of spinach and kale leaves, Agneta Muhonja Ambane's face is etched with fatigue. She breaks off as a customer asks for the price of spinach.
Myanmar junta curbs political parties meeting foreigners
Myanmar's ruling junta has moved to restrict political parties from meeting foreigners or international organisations ahead of an election expected next year. The junta-stacked Union Election Commission said Friday that the country's 92 registered political parties would have to ask for permission if they wished to meet foreign organisations or individuals.
Iran conservative media hail Salman Rushdie attacker
Iranian ultra-conservative newspaper Kayhan on Saturday hailed the man who stabbed British author Salman Rushdie -- the target of a 1989 Iranian fatwa calling for his death. Iranian authorities have yet to make any official comment on the stabbing attack against Rushdie.
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