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'The River' actress Tsholo Matshaba has joined Etv's hit series ‘House of Zwide’. She will be portraying the role of Mampho's mother, played by Gaisang K Noge.

TikTok video of a dad who caught his daughters playing in the neighbourhood, covered in what appears to be cement cracked up Mzansi as they looked unimpressed.

A video posted on TikTok shows a toddler boy playing on his tablet with headphones on as his mother pleads with him to go take a bath. Netizens were amused.

A TikTok video of how a lady pranked her boyfriend into thinking that he had cheated on her had Mzansi social media users cracking up in the hilarious clip.

The warnings are coming from all angles: artificial intelligence poses an existential risk to humanity and must be shackled before it is too late. However, the group has warned that giving machines the power to make decisions on life and death is an existential risk.

Chinese Premier Li Qiang slammed efforts in the West to "de-risk" their economies as a "false proposition" on Tuesday, hitting back against US and EU policy aimed at reducing their reliance on China. "In the West, some people are hyping up what is called 'cutting reliance and de-risking'," Li told delegates at the opening of a World Economic Forum meeting in northern China.

Asian markets mostly rose Tuesday after more than a week of losses but traders remained anxious about central banks' plans to continue hiking interest rates to fight stubborn inflation. - Russia worries - Oil rose again though traders remain caught between supply concerns caused by the Russia crisis and demand uncertainty as investors fret over surging interest rates.

Ex-Audi CEO Rupert Stadler is Tuesday expected to be convicted and sentenced over the "dieselgate" scandal, the highest-ranking former executive to be punished over the emissions cheating controversy that rocked the car industry. The "dieselgate" saga shocked Germany and is seen as the country's biggest post-war industrial scandal.

A group of Indigenous Waorani women give a war cry warning that environmentalists are not welcome in their part of the Ecuadoran Amazon, where an oil field operates partly on a protected reserve.
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