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Pilot surprises woman who beat cancer with sweet gesture on flight, video goes viral
Jyrl Oldham was on her way to Hawaii on a Southwest Airlines flight to celebrate after she beat breast cancer. She was surprised as she heard the pilot's voice
TikTok woman shares her Bolt ride from hell story while traveling with her young daughter
A woman posted a video on her TikTok about Bolt and her terrible encounter with the driver. Mzansi women shared their horror stories and called out the company.
Spain to relocate remains of Franco allies to more discreet graves
Spain is planning to relocate the remains of two far-right figures linked to its 1936-1939 civil war who are buried in grandiose sites, a minister said Thursday. Asked if the law would mean his remains would be relocated, Bolanos said it would affect anyone involved in the coup which triggered the war and the ensuing dictatorship.
Nota Baloyi drags Black Coffee, slams Grammy-winner for buying a house just to party amid his divorce
Nota Baloyi has dragged Black Coffee. The controversial music exec slammed the Grammy-winner for buying a neighbour's house just to party amid his divorce.
Mystery viral photos capture grey snake in homeowner's toilet; netizens react with fear
Terrifying photos showing a grey rat snake in a toilet have gone viral and garnered thousands of reactions, with several social media users impressing concern.
Kenya lobby groups protest lifting of ban on GM crops
Activists and agriculture lobby groups on Thursday urged Kenya's government to reverse its decision to lift a long-standing ban on genetically modified crops as the country struggles with a crippling drought.
"I claim it by faith": Husband buys toy car for wife on her birthday, says it's the Range Rover he could get
A man got his wife a toy car instead of the Ranger Rover the woman wanted. The children could not stop laughing as the man presented the gift on her birthday.
'Gold dust': Liberians queue for rice
In the Clara Town suburb of Liberia's capital Monrovia, Aminata Kanneh stands sweating under the hot midday sun, queueing in a 100-metre-long line to buy rice. Liberia also faced fuel shortages earlier this year with prices spiking and motorists forced to wait in long queues outside gas stations.
UN Human Rights Council rejects holding Xinjiang debate
The UN Human Rights Council on Thursday voted against holding a debate on alleged abuses in China's Xinjiang region in a major setback for Western nations. The move came after former UN rights chief Michelle Bachelet released her long-delayed Xinjiang report last month, citing possible crimes against humanity against Uyghurs and other Muslim minorities in the far-western region.
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