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Meet Jérôme Kerviel, the poorest person in the world: How does he have such a huge debt?
Discover how Jérôme Kerviel came to be known as the poorest person in the world, and a SocGen stock trades saga that almost sent him to prison for three years.
TikTok video of woman's childhood pic compared to unbelievable glow-up leaves Mzansi viewers confused
A TikTok video of one woman's picture as a child had people laughing. Mzansi thought it was interesting to see how she changed completely and many had jokes.
2 People arrested in connection to the truck arson attacks in Mpumalanga, South Africans want to see suspects
The South African Police Service has arrested two people linked to the truck arson attacks in Mpumalanga. The suspects were caught in Piet Retief and Ermelo.
EU, Japan talk cooperation on raw materials
The EU and Japan are working on a cooperation agreement for raw materials to whittle down China's dominance in the sector, leaders said in Brussels on Thursday. When it came to the raw materials fuelling their economies, the EU and Japan "share similar dependencies," she said.
Eastern Cape police arrest 5 suspects involved in deadly KwaNobuhle mass shooting that claimed 6 lives
The South African Police Service in the Eastern Cape has arrested five people believed to be involved in the KwaNobuhle, mass shooting that killed six people.
Leonard Gordon's life and death: Everything to know about Rita Moreno's husband
Leonard Gordon is the late husband of renowned actress Rita Moreno. They were married for forty-five years. Read on to find out more details about his life.
Viral video sparks desire for interracial love: South African women long for white partners
A black and white couple showed each other a lot of love and a lot of South African women expressed how much they want white men after the video went viral.
ExxonMobil to buy Denbury for $4.9 bn to expand low-carbon business
ExxonMobil will acquire Denbury Inc., a specialist in enhanced oil recovery and carbon sequestration, for $4.9 billion as it builds out its low-carbon business, the oil giant announced Thursday.
UK public sector pay to increase but PM rules out more talks
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak on Thursday urged unions to call off strike action, warning the government will no longer negotiate on higher salaries. Sunak said all major teaching unions have accepted proposals for a 6.5-percent increase and suspended planned industrial action.
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