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Senzo Meyiwa trial: Defence team says Kelly Khumalo stood to benefit from soccer star's life insurance policy
Instructing Attorney Timothy Thobane told the North Gauteng High Court that soccer star, Senzo Meyiwa's death benefited his then-girlfriend Kelly Khumalo.
Big Zulu inspires Tswana man to dress like him, hip-hop fan rocks 'bhinca' swag: "You made me do it"
Big Zulu inspired a Tswana man to dress like him. The hip-hop fan rocked the rapper's 'bhinca' swag in a snap he posted online. He said Nkabi made him do it.
SA man tries to sell Mercedes-Benz interior part for R70, Mzansi reacts
A video of a man attempting to sell the section of a Mercedes-Benz's interior has gone viral, as South Africans were trying to figure how he received the part.
Kerry urges rich-poor unity on climate effort ahead of UN talks
US climate envoy John Kerry on Thursday urged African countries to help overcome divisions between rich and poor nations at the upcoming UN COP27 talks. On Wednesday, a bloc of the world's poorest countries said they would urge COP27 to push ahead with another envisioned area of climate finance -- a fund to compensate vulnerable nations for damage such as floods and rising seas.
Reserve Bank to hike up repo rate by 75 basis points to put brakes on inflation, SA horrified by increase
The South African Reserve Bank’s (SARB) key interest rate is expected to rise by 75 basis points next week in an attempt to brake inflation in the country.
Couple dancing to Beyoncé hit at wedding and wins over fans, peeps stan the skills: "This is beautiful"
A talented couple danced to a hit Beyoncé song and won over many fans on the internet. The groom is a world-renowned choreographer and the pair danced well.
Angola's Lourenco eyes further reforms as sworn in
Angolan President Joao Lourenco vowed to push ahead with economic reform and hailed voters' "tolerance" as he was sworn in on Thursday for a second term after a divisive electoral win. He promised to push ahead with reforms to encourage the private sector, expand the offer of goods and services and fight youth unemployment.
'You sold Ukraine': Izyum contends with occupation's fallout
The troubles in the Ukrainian city of Izyum did not leave with retreating Russian troops, in fact some residents have now accused each other of cosying up to the occupiers. Others like Ficher complained they had been left to fend for themselves -- but were in turn accused of cosying up to the occupier.
US blacklists Russian neo-Nazi fighters, children's rights head
The US Treasury placed top Russian finance officials, a neo-Nazi fighter group, and a children's rights official who allegedly directs the removal of Ukrainian children to Russia on its sanctions blacklist Thursday.
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