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DJ Zinhle came under fire from her followers when she responded to a viral video of a customer who was unhappy with a wig she bought from her hair company.
Popular media personality Karabo Ntshweng is officially a married woman. The former YoTV presenter married her longtime boyfriend at a traditional ceremony.
Iraq's judiciary said Sunday it lacks the authority to dissolve parliament as demanded by populist Shiite Muslim cleric Moqtada Sadr, who is engaged in an escalating standoff with political rivals. Followers of Sadr, in defiance of his Shiite rivals of the pro-Iran Coordination Framework, have been staging a sit-in protest at Iraq's parliament.
Sony's "Bullet Train" held the top spot for the second week running in the North American box office, industry watcher Exhibitor Relations estimated Sunday during a relatively flat mid-August period of moviegoing.
Celebrities such as Boity Thulo, Zozibini Tunzi and Prof Thuli Madonsela have taken to social media to congratulate Ndavi Nokeri on becoming Miss South Africa.
Bad Bunny, real name Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio, had a terrible opening night at his Miami restaurant when his R50 million Bugatti Chiron car was knocked.
Iran's leading automaker is seeking to prioritise exports to Russia, its CEO said Sunday, as both countries reel under Western economic sanctions. The two countries have responded to the sanctions by boosting cooperation in key areas to help prop up their economies.
A forest fire that flared anew in southern France sent 1,000 more people fleeing while overnight rain brought blazes elsewhere in the country under control, officials said on Sunday. Meanwhile in the southwestern Gironde region around Bordeaux, a huge fire that had flared on Tuesday was under control after rain fell overnight, a senior official said.
Five people died and 16 were injured in an explosion Sunday in the Ecuadoran port city of Guayaquil in an attack the government blamed on organized crime, officials said. Interior Minister Patricio Carrillo said "organized-crime mercenaries," long involved in illicit drug traffic, were "now attacking with explosives."
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