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Siya Kolisi teaches Rachel how to dance in hilarious video posted by Black Coffee: "We are the Champions"
Siya Kolisi is in a celebratory mood after the Springboks won the Rugby World Cup. The captain shared a dance with his wife Rachel and had Mzansi in stitches.
Russian aviation sector faces strong headwinds
Russia's aviation industry is facing heavy turbulence, as concerns for passenger safety mount in the face of poor maintenance, a lack of spare parts and regular breakdowns. Almost two years into the Ukraine conflict, Kyiv has revelled in the turbulence facing the Russian industry as a result of sanctions.
RIP Nompilo: Mzansi defends Black Coffee as one drags him for not helping the Cystic Fibrosis Warrior
Internationally acclaimed DJ Black Coffee found himself being dragged by a tweep accusing him of not helping the late Nompilo Dlamini while she was still alive.
Toyota hikes annual forecast as first-half net profit doubles
Toyota ramped up its annual net profit forecast to $26.1 billion on Wednesday after reporting it more than doubled in the first six months of the year. For the six months to September, Toyota said net profit more than doubled to 2.59 trillion yen on sales of 21.98 trillion yen, which were up almost a quarter on the previous year.
Tyla's 'Water' grabs 9th spot on Billboard's Top Global 200
Johannesburg-born Tyla's 'hit song Water' has been placed at number nine on the Billboard Top Global 200 chart, giving her another sweet victory.
Europe's economic powerhouse tests a shorter working week
Maximilian Hermann's weekend starts on Friday morning, when he puts his motorcycle helmet on and takes his bike out for a ride to the southern German Alps. Among the pioneers of the four-day week is Hermann's employer KlimaShop, a purveyor of heat pumps and air-conditioning systems based near Augsburg in southern Germany.
Electric vehicles gain traction in Jordan as petrol prices rise
Electric vehicle sales are surging in Jordan, a trend drivers and showrooms attribute to high petrol prices more than any concerns about air pollution and climate change. "The main reason is the high price of gasoline in Jordan, it is a burden with the high cost of living."
China lithium boom harming fragile Tibetan plateau: report
China's booming electric vehicle industry is fuelling a lithium rush in the Tibetan plateau that risks damaging the troubled region's fragile ecology and deepening rights violations, research published Wednesday said. But many exiled Tibetans accuse China's ruling Communist Party of repression, torture and eroding their culture, with rights groups and some Western governments backing their claims.
Equities gain ahead of Fed, yen rebounds on intervention warning
Most Asian stocks rose Wednesday ahead of an expected pause in the US Federal Reserve's interest rate campaign, while the yen fell from its 2023 highs after Japan's top forex official said authorities were "on standby" to intervene. But it picked up in early Asian trade after currency official Masato Kanda said Tokyo was ready to move if needed to step into forex markets.
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