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2 Exceptional young scientists bag gold at Tunisia Science Festival, making SA proud
Two young scientists have won gold medals at an international science festival in Tunisia for research on plastic pollution mitigation and biological plastics.
Hard work pays off for Johannesburg lady who lands 2nd degree 3 years later
Johannesburg woman finally gets second qualification after two failed attempts. The inspiring woman has a Postgraduate Diploma in Accounting and is a trainee.
Microsoft's Activision bid gets a boost in UK
Microsoft's $69-billion takeover bid for US video game giant Activision Blizzard scored a victory on Friday as Britain's competition regulator narrowed the scope of its probe to cloud gaming.
Flawless village girl slays 'Bhepha' challenge, Mzansi declares her the Internet's girlfriend
Village girl's 'Bhepha" dance challenge video scored her countless admirers after posting her video on TikTok. The beauty had Mzansi men trying their luck.
EU leaders insist eurozone banking sector stable
EU leaders and the head of the European Central Bank scrambled on Friday to reassure the markets that the eurozone banking sector is resilient and able to withstand shocks, after European bank shares plunged. Macron echoed these assurances: "European banks' fundamentals are solid.
Chad nationalises former ExxonMobil firm after disputed sale
Chad has announced it has nationalised a former subsidiary of US oil and gas giant ExxonMobil, whose sale to a British company last year it had contested. Chad had immediately contested the sale, saying it had gone ahead despite the government's "express objections" and in violation of its right of first refusal.
Kanye West's 'All of the Lights' gets rework from St Alban's College: "Enough energy to stop loadshedding"
St Alban's College proved they could challenge Kanye West with their spirit. In a cheer heard nationwide, the boys were calling for Eskom to turn on the lights.
UK and EU approve new N.Ireland Brexit trade pact
The UK and European Union on Friday formally adopted a post-Brexit deal to overhaul Northern Irish trade rules, prompting Brussels' pointman on the thorny issue to proclaim "the opening of a new chapter" in ties.
Australian Woman finds Eastern Brown snake, one of the world's most venomous, in her bed
An Australian woman found a venomous Eastern Brown snake in her bed, which a professional snake handler relocated. The species is highly deadly and dangerous.
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