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The life story of Jerry McSorley, Shannon Spake’s husband
Jerry McSorley is an American businessperson and mechanical engineer. He is best known for being Shannon Spake's husband. Find out more details about him here.
Twitter post ignites conversation on waiter wages: Mzansi voices uncover industry realities
A Mzansi man took to Twitter to start a discussion around waiters' wages, highlighting that some survive solely on tips. The post sparked a heated debate.
Enhle Mdakane makes history as 1st black Miss Eco Teen International, inspiring future changemakers
Enhle Mdakane, a passionate advocate for environmental protection and self-love, became the first South African black girl to win Miss Eco Teen International.
Once the bane of big tech, Vestager's star wanes
Margrethe Vestager is preparing to return to her day job as the European Union's competition chief after a hard-fought and ultimately unsuccessful bid to lead the bloc's lender. Vestager will now return to the commission but with only a few months left before European elections that are likely to change the make-up of the EU's executive arm. bur-aro/raz/dc/gil
Story of resilience: Woman returns to school at age 31, graduates with postgrad certificate in education
A story of an inspiring woman who went back to school at the age of 31 and became a university graduate has gone viral. Mzansi celebrated her resilience.
New trains, new tracks: US rail to get much-needed facelift
Old-fashioned, slow, infrequent and often non-existent, trains have long been the poor relation of cars and planes in the United States. "We can do it here in the United States." jul/da/bfm/bgs
Nadia Nakai shares more details about her upcoming tribute album to AKA: "My letter to him"
Nadia Nakai has revealed that she is almost done with her tribute album for AKA. The rapper said her upcoming body of work is a letter to her slain boyfriend.
US unemployment ticks down as hiring accelerates
The United States saw its jobless rate edge down in November while hiring rose more than expected, government data showed Friday, as policymakers mull the need for further efforts to cool the economy. Rubeela Farooqi, chief US economist at High Frequency Economics, said she continues to expect a cooling in the labor market as the effect of higher interest rates flows through the economy.
Prasa’s Johannesburg to Cape Town trip completed by bus due to cable theft, SA blames economic sabotage
South Africans blame sabotage for the fact that Shosholoza Meyl's Johannesburg to Cape Town trip was halted because of cable theft and was completed by bus.
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