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China's Xiaomi enters car market with new electric vehicle
Chinese consumer tech giant Xiaomi launched its first electric vehicle in Beijing on Thursday, injecting itself into a fiercely competitive sector in the world's largest car market.
MKP denies using Lira's name for clout, says she's welcome to join the party
The MK Party distanced itself from a poster that went viral claiming that singer Lira joined the party. Lira is considering legal action against the party.
Video of Pearl Thusi dancing divides Mzansi: "No new moves here, she's stiff"
A video of South African media personality Pearl Thusi dancing has gone viral on social media. Some people criticised her moves, while others defended the star.
Daughter pulls money prank on dad, leaves him panicking after she considers going to the police
A South African woman pranked her dad on TikTok. She sent him a photo of fake money and pretended she found it in the trash. The prank left netizens amused.
‘Muvhango’ star Sydney Ramakuwela and two other celebs team up for good cause: "Change starts with us"
Celebs are giving back to the community just in time for the Easter weekend. Sydney Ramakuwela, Ndavi Nokeri and Lethabo Mathath teamed up for a good cause.
Mom asks the little girl to sing a church song, but she sings groove music instead in a TikTok video
A TikTok video shows a little girl sitting in bed. The toddler was asked to sing a church hymn; however, she only knew groove songs. The clip amused people online.
Poland, Ukraine hail 'step forward' on farm imports dispute
Poland's prime minister on Thursday hailed the progress made in talks with Ukraine on farm imports and border blockades by Polish farmers that had frayed ties between the neighbouring allies. Talks between ministers from both governments are also scheduled for Thursday, to discuss defence cooperation between the allies.
Financial crisis at UK's biggest water supplier worsens
Debt-plagued Thames Water revealed Thursday that it failed to raise a major cash injection from shareholders, blaming industry regulations that made its rescue plan "uninvestable". The company added it was in "ongoing" talks with industry regulator Ofwat over a plan that is "affordable for customers, deliverable and financeable for Thames Water, as well as investible for equity investors".
UK greenhouse gas emissions fell 5.4% in 2023: data
UK greenhouse gas emissions fell by 5.4 percent in 2023, largely due to a reduction in the amount of gas used in power stations, according to official data published on Thursday. Gas use for electricity generation fell 21.1 percent in 2023, "primarily due to higher electricity imports from France, as well as UK electricity demand continuing to decline", said the report.
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