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Cyril Ramaphosa optimistic about voter turnout in 2024 elections, citizens suspicious
President Cyril Ramaphosa expressed optimism for high voter turnout after the voter registration closed for the May elections. Citizens discussed the upcoming polls.
From branch manager to beauty salon owner, businesswoman supports 7 households
A lady in Soweto started a beauty salon and supports seven households through the existence of her enterprise. She previously worked in the retail industry.
President Cyril Ramaphosa flagged 2021 July unrest as major ANC test
ANC President Cyril Ramaphosa reflected on party challenges, including the July unrest. He was speaking at the manifesto pledge ceremony in Durban.
Inno Morolong issues apology to Lerato Kganyago for infertility remarks
Inno Morolong apologised to Lerato Kganyago for making insensitive comments about her fertility problems. She posted a heartfelt message on Instagram.
Bulid One leader Mmusi Mmaimane say that Helen Zille is guilty of cadre deployment
Former DA leader Mmusi Maimane challenged Helen Zille's claims on cadre deployment within the opposition party. Maimane demanded proof against the allegation.
Defying war, 9/11 and Covid, NY bar keeps ale flowing at 170
Not much has changed in the 170 years that McSorley's Old Ale House has been serving customers in Manhattan's East Village. "After 170 years a lot of people are checking to see if we are still here."
Thousands protest as hunger grows amid Argentine austerity
Thousands protested across Argentina on Friday to demand food aid for the poor as soaring inflation and President Javier Milei's harsh austerity measures take their toll. Milei's government says it plans to audit the needs of each individual soup kitchen and put in place a system of direct aid, aiming to exclude intermediaries such as social movements he describes as "poverty managers."
Poland snubs border meeting with Ukraine to end farmer protests
Ukraine's prime minister went to the border with Poland on Friday hoping to end weeks of protests by Polish farmers but he said noone from the neighbouring government turned up for talks. "Unfortunately, Polish government officials did not come," said Ukrainian Prime Minister Denys Shmygal, who led a delegation to the border.
Tyres, fuel and installments: 5 South Africans who regretted their whips
There is a lot of thinking process that has to go in before purchasing a car. Briefly News looked at five people who regretted buying their whips.
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