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Woman's TikTok video about faking sick for job interview goes viral
A woman's TikTok video is causing laughter as she hilariously exposes the common act of pretending to be sick to attend a job interview. The video has gone viral.
Cape Town man in TikTok video claiming he recorded moving giants has SA debating sighting
A TikTok video shows a man's video claiming it shows giants in action. Mzansi netizens expressed doubt after seeing the supposed giants in the clip.
Billionaire mogul Diddy accused by former lover Cassie Ventura of abuse and sexual assault
Diddy has again found his name trending for unsavoury reasons. His former girlfriend, Cassie Ventura, is accusing the rapper of decades of abuse.
Winds of change? Bid to revive England's onshore sector
When yet another winter storm hits Britain, Ellis Jacklin is happier than most, as he gets his energy at up to half the usual unit price. A self-declared pragmatist rather than "total eco-warrior", he uses the scheme's app to tell him when the turbine is turning fastest and his unit price is lowest.
Woman, 49, arrested for insurance fraud, suspected to have killed relatives
A 49-year-old woman has been nabbed by SAPS for an insurance-murder plot. Detective Mabunda, the detective behind Rosemary Ndlovu's capture, was lead investigator.
US opens way for nuclear investment in energy-hungry Philippines
The United States on Thursday signed a nuclear cooperation agreement with the Philippines, clearing a path for US investment to jumpstart atomic power in a country racing to expand its electricity supply. "We see nuclear energy becoming a part of the Philippine energy mix by 2032 and we will be more than happy to pursue this path with the United States as one of our partners," Marcos said.
Tanking Alibaba drags Hong Kong as markets rally fades
Asian stocks fell Friday as a rally fuelled by the likely end of US interest rate hikes ran out of puff, while Alibaba dragged Hong Kong down after saying it would cancel the planned spinoff of its cloud computing arm.
Alibaba shares dive more than 7% after cloud service called off
Shares in Chinese e-commerce titan Alibaba tanked more than seven percent at the Hong Kong open Friday after the firm's surprise decision to call off part of its high-profile restructuring because of the US-China chip war. The firm's stock dived 7.13 percent soon after the starting bell in Hong Kong, tracking a collapse in its New York-listed shares.
The long-term economic risks of America's budget dysfunction
The use of stop-gap funding measures to keep the US government open amid frequent political squabbles over how to tackle rising national debt carries long-term risks for the world's largest economy.
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