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Mabala Noise allegedly set to make comeback as owner Reggie Nkabinde rebuilds record label
Mabala Noise is said to be making a stellar return to the music industry. The controversial record label is allegedly planning to revive its past glory.
Which dogs live the longest? Small ones with long noses
Small dogs with long noses, sucg as whippets and miniature dachshunds, live for years longer than large flat-faced breeds such as English bulldogs, new research said on Thursday.
Boity Thulo glad that January is over, wishes fans a Happy New Year: "What was that?"
Boity Thulo expressed relief that the month is over. She took to X to pen a message of relief, hinting that her January was a hectic one. Fans all agree with Boity.
Mpumalanga woman's R631 Shein dress leaves her defeated: "I forgot to order the body"
A woman who ordered a dress from Shein was not happy with how it looked on her. She wanted it to look like it did on the store's model. TikTok video going viral.
Fitness, languages, & patriotism: Meet the multifaceted sergeant inspiring SA's air force
Sergeant Luisa Kalenga defied stereotypes to find her niche in the South African Air Force. She shared about her journey and love for fitness and education.
Johannesburg High Court rejects application to evict illegal occupants from 2 hijacked buildings
The Johannesburg High Court rejected an application to have two hijacked buildings' illegal residents evicted. SA believes this sets the country back.
'Labour is the party of business,' UK's Starmer tells corporate bigwigs
UK opposition leader Keir Starmer promised Britain's corporate community Thursday that his Labour party would better marshal the economy than the ruling Conservatives if elected. Sunak claims he has put Britain's economy back on track, including by halving inflation, and that Labour would take the UK "back to square one". pdh/phz/rox
Hundreds of farmers protest at Greek agriculture fair
Hundreds of Greek farmers on Thursday converged on the country's second city Thessaloniki to demand aid increases, as similar protests gather pace across Europe. Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Tuesday offered to speed up financial aid to farmers in a bid to stave off the protests.
Tyla celebrates her single 'Water' being certified gold in more than 18 countries: "What can I say?"
Tyla celebrated her hit song 'Water' which recently achieved a major achievement. The song was certified Platinum in the US and many other countries.
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