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Entrepreneur who opened bakery in Soweto hopes to create employment in 6 months
A young Bachelor of Commerce graduate in Gauteng has reflected on the growth she would love to see in her baking business in Soweto within a six-month timeline.
China honours Bheki Cele for ensuring safety during BRICS summit, SA stunned
South African Police Minister Bheki Cele was honoured with the Great Wall Commemorative Medal by China for ensuring the safety of Chinese citizens in SA.
Heritage Day: Eskom suspends loadshedding for long weeknd due to predicted lower demand
Eskom promised a loadshedding-free Heritage Day long weekend. South Africans reacted to the power supplier's move, with speculations and mixed feelings.
Hi, Robot: machines take over at China's Asian Games
From autonomous bug zappers to android pianists and driverless ice-cream trucks, machines rule the world -- at least at China's Asian Games. And industrial robots have raised fears around the world that machines could make millions of jobs obsolete.
Pretoria man charged R700 for parking at local mall: TikTok video goes viral, leaving Mzansi shook
A recent TikTok video that has gone viral, shows a man's unsuspecting visit to a mall parking lot in Pretoria turned into a whopping R700 parking ticket nightmare.
SABC removes soapies from DStv Catch Up, viewers rate SABC Plus app
The SABC has removed its shows from MultiChoice's streaming platform DStv Catch Up. The state broadcaster asked viewers to download the SABC Plus App.
Makhadzi lands on Times Square billboard in New York for new album 'Mbofholowo'
Makhadzi announced on social media that her new album on Spotify was being promoted on a Times Square billboard in New York. The news made South Africans proud.
UK's colossal HS2 project in danger of going off the rails
HS2, the UK's second high-speed train line after the one leading to the Channel Tunnel, has suffered spiralling costs despite the route being cut short, raising fears the project could be further derailed.
One year on, Nord Stream sabotage remains a mystery
The September 26, 2022 explosions that damaged the Nord Stream pipelines cut off a major route for Russian gas exports to Europe and fuelled geopolitical tensions already running high over Moscow's invasion of Ukraine. - Late last September, a series of underwater blasts ruptured three of the four pipelines that make up Nord Stream 1 and Nord Stream 2, spewing gas into the Baltic Sea.
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