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Zuckerberg, S. Korea's President Yoon talk AI cooperation
Meta chief Mark Zuckerberg met South Korea's President Yoon Suk Yeol in Seoul Thursday and discussed cooperation on AI and ways to prevent fake news circulation ahead of key elections, Yoon's office said.
Daughter goes viral on TikTok for dedicating time and effort to improve family home and spoil mom
A woman shared her efforts to improve her family's home life. She detailed various ways she's helped her mother, like buying groceries and home improvement supplies.
Woman unveils friend's stylish luxury home in neutral tones on TikTok
A TikTok video shows a South African woman unveiling her friend's stylish luxury home, which went viral. People loved the lady's decor and interior designs.
'Adulting' actress Nomalanga Shozi links up with American TV host Steve Harvey
Media personality Nomalanga Shozi linked up with Steve Harvey, an American TV host and film producer. The clip of them chilling together was shared online.
Man who lost gf to Afrobeats artist at concert bags brand deals after video of betrayal trends
The heartbroken boyfriend whose girlfriend danced with Omah Lay at his concert has now bagged juicy brand deals. The video went viral online and netizens reacted.
Daughter praises mom who secretly stashed chicken leftovers in the fridge: "A real one"
A woman shared a TikTok video praising her mother's resourcefulness in saving a piece of leftover chicken. The mother cleverly hid the meat in the vegetable drawer.
"Private schools, please pity us": Mother defeated after seeing homework given to her daughter
A mother was not happy over the amount of homework given to her daughter by her school. The girl was asked to make 20 different sketches during the holidays.
Fans have mixed reactions as Babes Wodumo dances on stage: "Her dance moves are so outdated"
Gqom queen Babes Wodumo is back and reviving her career. A video of the star dancing on stage was shared on social media, and many fans had mixed reactions.
European consumers challenge Meta paid service as privacy 'smokescreen'
Consumer groups from eight EU countries lodged complaints on Thursday against Meta, accusing the US company of illegally processing user data and using its "pay or consent" system as a "smokescreen" for privacy breaches.
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