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Ukraine's drone industry seeks to tip scales against Russia
With suit-clad employees sipping coffees, Skyeton's offices in Ukraine's Kyiv region look like a typical tech start-up. Would-be employees have to pass a background check, with Ukraine's arms industry a prime target for Russian espionage and sabotage.
IEC fires employee supposedly behind ANC and MK party’s candidate lists leaks
The Independent Electoral Commission terminated the contract of the employee who reportedly leaked the African National Congress and MK's election candidate lists.
Lerato Modise exits 'Big Brother Mzansi' in unexpected eviction twist, SA happy: "BBM is a big scam"
Housemate Lerato Modise was evicted immediately from the 'Big Brother Mzansi' competition after she lost the fate room challenge on Monday, 11 March 2024.
Mzansi boy steals hearts with hilarious PEP price tag flex in TikTok video: "Isikhothane"
A young boy went viral after a video of him showing his outfit was posted on TikTok. The footage shows him flexing a PEP price tag attached to his pants.
Ancient community banking enters digital age in Cameroon
Joseph Ngono's face lights up with a smile as he looks at his smartphone, where a payment worth $830 has just appeared in his digital wallet. Shunned by banks, many people in Cameroon turn to their communities for help in the form of tontines, such as the one Ngono uses via the smartphone app Djangui.
Kanye West makes Billboard 100 history, first rapper to earn Number 1 hit in 3 different decades
Kanye West has made huge history in the Billboard 100 chart. The rapper is the first emcee to reach the Number 1 spot across three separate decades.
Maglera Doe Boy slams rumours of him dating Cyan Boujee: "I don’t have Jewelry with diamonds"
South African rapper Maglera Doe Boy has set the record straight regarding rumours of him being in a romantic relationship with influencer Cyan Boujee.
Unemployed Afghans risk death and debt in hunt for gold
Tearing off a piece of mouldy flatbread, Homayon gulped tea in a brief reprieve from the din of the machines he and a dozen other men were using to dig for gold on a mountainside in northeastern Afghanistan. Despite the risks, the men continue digging.
Watchdogs probe 'technical' failure on Boeing-made LATAM plane
Airline watchdogs were on Tuesday investigating why a Boeing-made LATAM plane bound for New Zealand suddenly lost altitude mid-flight, dropping violently and injuring dozens of terrified travellers. Data from airline tracker FlightAware showed the plane began losing altitude about two hours into the three-hour flight.
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