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2024 General Elections: Professor discusses possible coalition if ANC wins by less than 50% majority
The African National Congress could possibly win the elections without a majority. A Stellenbosch professor discussed who it could enter a coalition with.
Ex-UK Post Office boss 'sorry' over convictions scandal
The former boss of Britain's Post Office on Wednesday apologised to the hundreds of staff who were wrongly prosecuted because of faulty computer software, in one of the country's worst miscarriages of justice.
"Ngiyabonga, MaZondi": UKZN graduate honours single mom's sacrifice in emotional TikTok video
A woman captured her mother's ecstatic reaction upon learning Anelisa had passed her exams and become a graduate. The emotional moment resonated with many viewers.
Woman shows off Eskom hack she learnt from her boyfriend in a video
A woman took to TikTok to share an impressive hack her boyfriend, who works at Eskom, taught her. The video went viral online, leaving viewers amazed.
'Shaka iLembe' crew member's death explained, not food poisoning: "she reported flu-like symptoms"
The 'Shaka iLembe' make-up artist who passed away was allegedly not food poisoned on set. Mzansi Magic clarifies that the crew member reported flu-like symptoms.
"I'm not your father": Woman talks about deadbeat dad while celebrating 30th birthday
A woman celebrating her 30th birthday took to TikTok to open up about her deadbeat dad. In her touching story, she said the man stated he was not her father.
ECB can start cuts before Fed, says Finnish bank governor
The European Central Bank did not have to take its cues from the US Federal Reserve and could start to lower rates as soon as June, Bank of Finland governor Olli Rehn told AFP. "While we don't make policy in a vacuum, the ECB is not the 13th Federal district of the US Federal Reserve," which is split into 12 zones, said Rehn.
Celebrity Chef Fikile Zungu denied the right to vote in Belgium: "I am being sabotaged personally"
South African celebrity chef Fikile Zungu recently opened up about being denied her right to cast a vote at the South African embassy in Belgium recently.
Mandisa Maya urges reforms amid Chief Justice interview
During her JSC interview, Deputy Chief Justice Mandisa Maya, highlighted challenges such as overwhelming caseloads, poor infrastructure, and safety concerns.
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