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K Naomi hosts baby shower with Pearl Modiadie and more, SA touched by video of lavish event
K Naomi hosted a baby shower, and other celebs were in attendance. Pearl Modiadie and others were invited to the lavish event, and fans were fascinated.
ANCYL advocates for change, urges veterans to step aside after May polls
President Collen Malatje has called on ANC leaders who have been in parliament since democracy to consider retirement. He wants them to give the youth a chance.
Jessica Motaung cries at Soweto Derby, Kaizer Chiefs's performance against Orlando Pirates disappoints
Jessica Motaung got emotional at the Soweto Derby as she watched Kaizer Chiefs lose. The team faced Orlando Pirates, and many people were invested in the game.
Grade 9 learners gain access to greater opportunities with new education certificate
The General Education Certificate for Grade 9 pupils is underway. The GEC will be given to Grade 9 learners and is expected to address the dropout rate.
In climate push, German chemical maker swaps oil for sugar
At one of Europe's largest chemical complexes, German group Covestro is trialling the manufacture of a key product using sugar as a base material instead of oil, as the industry seeks to reduce its carbon footprint. Aniline is used as the base ingredient for chemical MDI, which is an essential material in manufacturing foams.
Julius Malema unveils bold plans as EFF shines at Mpumalanga manifesto launch
EFF leader Julius Malema unveiled his election manifesto to a packed stadium in Mpumalanga over the past weekend. He promised change and action if elected.
China tightens grip over internet during key political meeting
China tightens grip over internet during key political meeting
False GPS signal surge makes life hard for pilots
False GPS signals that deceive on-board plane systems and complicate the work of airline pilots are surging near conflict zones, industry employees and officials told AFP. A ground collision alert sounds in the cockpit, for instance, even though the plane is flying at high altitude -- a phenomenon affecting several regions and apparently of military origin.
US embrace of remote working empties offices, weighs on banks
The popularity of remote work in the United States has emptied office buildings, a cause for worry as their value falls and owners risk losses on property loans -- in turn putting pressure on smaller banks. With empty buildings in cities of all sizes, retailers servicing employees who used to work there are also under pressure, Powell added.
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