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Angie Diale’s biography: Age, family, career, cause of death
ANGIE DIALE passed away in 2021 after a short illness. Find out how she discovered she was HIV positive. The Mzansi TV personality was open about her life.
Andrew O'Keefe’s bio: age, family, career, teeth, is he still in jail?
ANDREW O'KEEFE is a renowned former TV host, presenter and lawyer. He recently hit the headlines when he was charged with assault. Read on to learn more.
Canada nominates O'Bonsawin as first Indigenous Supreme Court judge
Canada on Friday nominated Michelle O'Bonsawin as the first Indigenous person to serve on its Supreme Court, a historic first for a country seeking to make amends for abuses against native peoples. O'Bonsawin's nomination is the second in a row to make history at the Supreme Court.
Literature world holds New York rally for Rushdie
Prominent literary figures including Paul Auster and Gay Talese gathered in Manhattan on Friday for a reading of Salman Rushdie's works, in solidarity with the author seriously injured in a stabbing attack. Indian author Kiran Desai read a passage from Rushdie's "Quichotte."
Major League DJs offer free financial advice to fans, SA shares same sentiments: "Learnt the hard way"
Major League DJs are looking out for their devoted fans. They have shared with them the most valuable lesson in life and it involves financial independence.
US announces new $775 mn arms package for Ukraine
The US Defense Department on Friday announced a new $775 million package of defense equipment and ammunition for Ukraine, including various types of missiles, artillery and mine-clearing systems. The official said the addition of mine clearing equipment, which includes 40 mine-resistant vehicles with rollers that can safely explode mines, is to help the Ukrainians with more offensive actions.
Cuba bids farewell to firefighters killed in fuel depot blaze
Thousands of Cubans turned out on Friday to bid a final farewell to 14 firefighters killed while battling a blaze at a fuel depot this month. The 14 were honored Friday on the second of two days of national mourning announced by President Miguel Diaz-Canel, who offered his condolences via Twitter Thursday to loved ones of "these brave Cubans."
Strong mom & wife slays in mining, became 1st black female to be SACMA president
Nozipho Dlamini is a woman who is slaying as a mining engineer and became Mzansi's first black female President of SACMA, which is an important mining body.
Quarterly crime stats: Alcohol fuels serious crimes, 749 murders involve alcohol
The quarterly crime statistics released on Friday, 19 August, indicate that while rape cases are decreasing, alcohol is fueling serious crimes like murder.
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