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Sizwe Dhlomo sparks debate with Dr Naledi Pandor for president suggestion, divides social media
Sizwe Dhlomo sparked a thoughtful debate on Twitter when he put the Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Naledi Pandor, up for the presidency.
Big Nuz is looking to make a huge comeback, DJ Tira, Danger and Bhar to drop an album in Spring
The successful Durban-based Kwaito trio Big Nuz, will return to the spotlight with their album in Spring. The group now consists of DJ Tira, Danger and Bhar.
Amateur golfer Christo Lamprecht: Age, family, world ranking, profiles, net worth
Christo Lamprecht is an amateur golfer from Western Cape, South Africa. He plays for the Georgia Tech men's golf team in Atlanta, USA. Find out more about him.
10 most expensive Rolls-Royce models in the world (with prices)
Rolls-Royce is considered one of the most high-end vehicle options, with many retailing for well over a million dollars. Here are the ten most expensive models.
Top 20 most expensive Barbie dolls ever sold (including prices)
Barbie dolls have been the favourites of little girls and even some adults since they were first released in 1959. Here are the most expensive Barbie dolls.
Mpho Wa Badimo says dancing on graves is taboo after sisters do TikTok challenge at sibling’s graveyard in video
A family of five women trended in a video that received 2.4 million views after they did the Touch My Body challenge on TikTok at their brother's graveyard.
eThekwini employee suspended in 2019 still gets full salary 4 years later as municipality fails to settle case
An employee of the eThekwini municipality's electricity unit has been on suspension for four years as managers have failed to resolve a disciplinary dispute.
Germany's pivotal chemicals industry gripped by crisis
Thomas Kadowsky imagined that he would keep working at the German industrial coatings plant where he had served as team leader for over 30 years until he retired. "I was completely stunned," Kadowsky, 58, told AFP. Kadowsky and 130 other people will lose their jobs with the closure of the plant next year.
British Airways parent IAG flies back to profit
IAG, parent of British Airways, said Friday it returned to first-half profit as the aviation sector recovers from the Covid pandemic despite inflation lifting company costs and ticket prices. Ticket prices have soared since the pandemic, driven by rising fuel costs, increased demand and capacity constraints.
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