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New German strike round snarls rail, air traffic
Hundreds of thousands of passengers in Germany faced travel misery Thursday as rail and airport workers staged new strikes to back demands for higher wages. - 'No longer reliable' - Rail employees have been staging repeated strikes to demand a pay rise to help members manage the higher cost of living in light of inflation.
Orlando Pirates lose momentum ahead of Kaizer Chiefs match, José Riveiro wants more aggression
Orlando Pirates coach José Riveiro says the side needs to be more brave ahead of the anticipated clash against rivals Kaizer Chiefs, who are on a high.
Build One SA secures 140,000 signatures to contest the 2024 General Elections
The president of Build One SA, Mmusi Maimane, announced that the party secured enough signatures to contest the 2024 general elections on 29 May.
Big Zulu shows off eldest daughter during interview with Metro FM's Tbo Touch
Big Zulu was interviewed on Metro FM by Tbo Touch, and he took his eldest daughter with him. SA was in awe over their striking resemblance and her love for Carvela.
Bonang Matheba to reportedly replace Thuso Mbedu in L'Oréal brand ambassador deal, Mzansi weighs in
Bonang Matheba has reportedly pitched to L'Oréal and is in the process of becoming an ambassador. The gig will allegedly clash with that of Thuso Mbedu.
Springboks player Faf de Klerk is a dad, shares photo of newborn
Springboks player Faf de Klerk and his wife Miné have welcomed a new bundle of joy. They announced the news on Instagram. South Africans congratulated the duo.
Nasty C shares details about his 19-day fast as he starts his spiritual journey
Nasty C has revealed that he is on a spiritual journey. The rapper opened up about his decision to cultivate a relationship with God after welcoming his son.
Pravin Gordhan defends why members of Parliament Committee must sign NDAs for SAA sale deal
The Minister of Public Enteprises, Pravin Gordhan, explained why he asked members of a parliamentary committee to sign non-disclosure agreements.
Niger isolated and suspicious despite end of sanctions
It's been two weeks since the lifting of tough sanctions on military-ruled Niger, but the pace of economic recovery is slow and the generals have shown no inclination to re-open the border with Benin and seek a diplomatic settlement with neighbouring nations. Economic pragmatism, however, suggests that borders should soon be opened.
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