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US private sector job growth slows in November
Hiring in the US private sector eased in November, as the post-pandemic boom in restaurant and hotel employment moderated, payroll firm ADP said Wednesday. "Restaurants and hotels were the biggest job creators during the post-pandemic recovery," ADP Chief Economist Nela Richardson said in a statement.
NSFAS to cut student funding by R13.7 billion, South Africans’ heads reeling
The National Student Financial Aid Scheme of South Africa announced that R13.7 billion will be cut from their budget. Almost a million students won't be funded.
Modest or magnificent? Siya Kolisi's France house leaves several fans divided online
Siya Kolisi's France house has sparked discussion among fans. While some were surprised at the modest interior, others praised the Kolisi family for their humility.
American baker Bartolo Buddy Valastro III’s age, family, net worth, profiles
Bartolo Buddy Valastro III is an American baker and TV personality. He is the son of the Italian-American chef Buddy Valastro. Learn more details about him here.
Volkswagen to reduce workforce as it chases profits
Volkswagen said Wednesday it would cut its workforce over the coming years as the German auto giant seeks to boost its profitability and reboot a faltering shift to electric cars. "Over the coming years, we will need to reduce our workforce in a socially responsible way," the group's human resources chief Gunnar Kilian said.
Thandiswa Mazwai shows off vocal prowess in performance video, receives praise from Mzansi
Thandiswa Mazwai knows how to perform and she does it so well. The singer was captured showing off her amazing voice at a show and had Mzansi singing her praises.
Bloemfontein woman shows fabulous friends' bank account balances in TikTok video
A TikTok user exposed her friends' private financial information. The video displayed screenshots of bank balances and shocked South African netizens.
Twitch to shut down in SKorea over 'seriously' high fees
US-based streaming platform Twitch said Wednesday it would stop its service in South Korea in February because of "seriously high" network costs, dealing a blow to millions of users in one of the heartlands of e-sports. "The cost of running Twitch in South Korea is currently seriously high," said the statement.
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