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Man arrested after claiming Mecca pilgrimage for queen
Saudi authorities have arrested a man who claimed to have travelled to the Muslim holy city of Mecca to perform an umrah pilgrimage on behalf of the late Queen Elizabeth II. The man, a Yemeni national, on Monday published a video clip of himself on social media at the Grand Mosque in Mecca, Islam's holiest site, where non-Muslims are forbidden.
Judgement reserved in Malema's R1 million defamation case against Kenny Kunene
Economic Freedom Fighter's leader Julius Malema took Kenny Kunene to court over cockroach comments that Kunene made about the EFF leader in an eNCA interview.
Dr Malinga did not receive R500k from DJ Black Coffee after 'Podcast and Chill' interview, Mzansi reacts: "Stop the lies"
Dr Malinga shut down news that DJ Black Coffee helped him with R500 000. 'Podcast and Chill' fans said Dr Malinga returned to the show and said he got R20 0000.
Baby found unconscious in locked car, rescued by paramedics while parent shopped in KwaZulu-Natal mall
Paramedics rescued a baby who was found unconscious in a locked car while the parent shopped at a KwaZulu-Natal mall for hours, leaving the child unattended.
Focalistic's R15K Balenciaga crocs boot have SA peeps worried about his finances: "I hope he's saving"
Focalistic is the talk of the town after rocking Balenciaga shoes that many Mzansi peeps deemed too expensive. Netizens are now dubbing him the next Dr Malinga.
Wife plays prank on husband, wears bright blue wig for date night, funny video has many in fits of laughter
One woman decided to play a prank on her man by wearing a bright blue wig for date night. His reaction is everything and people can’t get enough of the clip.
Air strike on Ethiopia's Tigray: rebels, hospital
The capital of Ethiopia's northern Tigray region was hit by an air strike on Tuesday, hospital officials and Tigrayan rebels said. Tigray has been hit by several air strikes since fighting resumed in late August between government forces and their allies and TPLF rebels in northern Ethiopia.
Several hurt in Kenya stadium crush ahead of Ruto swearing-in
Several people were injured on Tuesday as crowds tried to force their way into the stadium where Kenya's president-elect William Ruto is to be sworn in, local media reported. By law, Ruto must take the oath of office by 2:00 pm (1100 GMT) on Tuesday, five weeks to the day since the August 9 election that saw him clinch a narrow win over his rival Raila Odinga. ho/txw/yad
Beautiful woman celebrates little brother becoming a pilot, people overflow with pride: "Glow black child"
A proud sister took to social media to celebrate her baby brother becoming a pilot. The heartwarming post had many people taking to the comments in support.
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