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Inflation puts squeeze on Spain's legendary lunch menu
Dreamt up in the 1960s to attract tourists, Spain's three-course "menu del dia", or set lunch menu, has long been seen as the best deal in town. "It's not only the price of the menu del dia that is going up but the price of life in general but what can we do?"
When is teachers' day in South Africa in 2022? Everything you ought to know
TEACHERS' DAY celebration in South Africa is a crucial day to recognise their impact on students and nation-building. So, how is it celebrated? Details here.
100+ Happy Teachers Day quotes, messages and wishes for 2022
These HAPPY TEACHERS' DAY QUOTES, messages and wishes for 2022 will go a long way in expressing your gratitude. Send them to your teachers to affirm them.
Month before COP27, host Egypt faces heat over rights, climate action
A month before Egypt hosts the UN climate change conference, Cairo is finalising the list of world leaders coming as it weathers criticism over its human rights and environmental records. Egypt will from November 6 host the 27th Conference of the Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, in the Red Sea resort town of Sharm el-Sheikh.
"They look awesome": Albino mum gives birth to 4 beautiful kids who also have albinism, sweet video goes viral
A beautiful mother who is an albino has given birth to four grown children who are also albinos. A video showing the cute kids has gone viral on social media.
For Saudi fan, road to World Cup is a desert trek
The idea hit Abdullah Alsulmi earlier this year, while he was watching a television show in which a senior Qatari official promised an "exceptional" experience at the upcoming World Cup. Wearing a wide-brim hat and a backpack to which he'd affixed Saudi and Qatari flags, he said: "I consider myself like a Qatari who is very interested in this World Cup and its success."
Kwesta hangs out with legendary Kwaito star Zola 7, Mzansi here for the brotherhood: "Izinja zemplilo"
Social media users are going crazy over a picture of their favourite stars, Kwesta and Zola 7 hanging out together. Peeps said they should do a collaboration.
Iranian Kurd exiles in Iraq under fire as protests rage
As protests flare across Iran over the death of young Iranian Kurdish woman Mahsa Amini, the Kurdistan region of neighbouring Iraq has paid a price, coming under bombardment from the Islamic republic's forces. A general in Iran has charged that the Kurdish opposition groups have been inciting the Mahsa Amini protests in Iranian Kurdistan, in the face of a lethal crackdown by the security forces.
Myanmar jails Japanese filmmaker for 10 years: diplomatic source
Myanmar's junta has jailed a Japanese filmmaker for 10 years for encouraging dissent against the military and violating an electronic communications law, a diplomatic source told AFP on Thursday. The court sentenced Kubota to "seven years imprisonment" for breaching an electronic communications law, and three years for encouraging dissent, the source said.
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