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UK to quit 'outdated' fossil fuel friendly treaty
The UK will join a string of European countries in leaving a controversial energy treaty that has allowed fossil fuel giants to sue governments over their climate policies, the government said on Thursday. To do that, it allowed energy companies -- many of them using coal and other fossil fuels -- to sue governments over policies putting their investments at risk.
'Skeem Saam' actor Hungani Ndlovu launches DJ career, SA reacts: "Everyone is becoming a DJ"
'Skeem Saam' actor Hungani Ndlovu has launched his career as a DJ. The star recently shared snaps of him in the DJing booth playing his set on the decks.
SA shows love to Babes Wodumo's weight gain and drags Mampintsha: "When your abuser gets eliminated"
A new Babes Wodumo selfie surfaced on the internet and had fans gushing over her weight gain. Many netizens said her husband Mampintsha stopped her shine.
TikTok video of Johannesburg woman breaking down National Health Insurance tax costs goes viral
A TikTokker from Johannesburg went viral after she shared a TikTok video discussing the National Health Insurance and how much tax people would pay.
South African young woman seeks help to enhance English skills in TikTok video
A TikTok video shows a South African woman seeking help from social media users to help her improve her English skills. People were happy to recommend places.
Truck driver dad goes viral for stopping on N3 to deliver cash to daughter in TikTok video
A young South African woman shared a touching TikTok video showing her trucker father crossing the busy N3 highway just to hand-deliver her money.
Khama Billiat signs 1-year contract with Yadah FC for R95K monthly salary
Former Kaizer Chiefs player Khama Billiat recently signed a one-year contract with Ambitious Premiership side Yadah FC and will earn R95K monthly.
7.9 Million South Africans jobless, Wits economist says increase in unemployment Is concerning
The unemployment rate increased in the previous quarter from 31.9% to 32.1%, according to Statistics SA. Wits economist Dr Kenneth Creamer said it's worrying.
Financial security, not fine art, helps drive Japan stocks to record high
Before Japan's asset bubble catastrophically burst in the early 1990s, stockbroker Ryuta Otsuka remembers waving a 10,000-yen note to hail a taxi after evenings sipping champagne at high-end Tokyo nightclubs. You couldn't catch one without waving a 10,000-yen note," he told AFP. The bill was worth around $70 back then and now -- although in the 1980s a greenback could buy a lot more than today.
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