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Solomons PM tells Australia no Chinese military presence
Solomon Islands Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare said Friday he has assured Australia that his nation will not allow a Chinese military presence in its territory.
Armed cooking oil bandits plunder Johannesburg warehouse of sunflower oil, company offers R100K for suspects' arrest
Willowton group has offered a R100 00 reward for any information that leads to the successful arrest of gunmen involved in a cooking oil heist at its warehouse.
Everything about Leila Jackson and Talia Jackson, daughters of Ketanji Brown Jackson
LEILA JACKSON and TALIA JACKSON are the daughters of Ketanji Brown Jackson, the new associate justice of the US Supreme Court. Here is what to know about them.
Who is Phophi Mudau Ratlabala? Age, family, TV shows, profiles, net worth
PHOPHI MUDAU RATLABALA is a South African actress and businesswoman. Two years ago, she revealed she is also a sangoma. Her bio reveals more about her life.
Who is Molemo Tlali? Age, girlfriend, D.O.B, TV shows, career, profiles
MOLEMO TLALI is a local actor already making waves in the acting industry despite being new to the scene and in his early 20s. Here is what to know about him.
Who is Lungelo Mpangase? Age, child, education, TV shows, career, profiles
LUNGELO MPANGASE is a South African actress, model and social media influencer. She plays Ntokozo in Mzali Wam even though she has no background in acting.
Who is Lesego Khoza? Biography, age, partner, TV shows, profiles, net worth
Who is LESEGO KHOZA? She is a rising actress, artist and YouTuber from Johannesburg, South Africa. She is known for being the wife of Bonko Khoza. Read on.
Distraught parents lay white roses for Thai nursery massacre victims
One by one, grieving parents came to lay single white roses on the steps of the Thai nursery where nearly two dozen of their children were murdered. As the day wore on and the heat rose under the baking tropical sun, more and more people arrived at the nursery -- the whole of a small rural community united in grief.
Death toll in Indian Himalayas avalanche rises to 19
At least 19 people are confirmed dead after an avalanche struck climbers in the Indian Himalayas, authorities said Friday, with bad weather hampering the fourth day of search and rescue efforts. Police, disaster authorities and the Indian air force have been mobilised to help with search efforts, with 32 people successfully rescued from the mountain despite snow and rainfall.
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