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Woman shows 1 of the most expensive places to buy groceries in Mzansi: "Where god’s chosen people go to shop"
One South African woman took to TikTok to share a video revealing where God’s rich chosen people go shopping; The Pantry by Marble in Rosebank, Johannesburg.
Uncle Waffles trends after her BET nomination stated she is from Swaziland not South Africa: "We feel used"
Uncle Waffles' followers have shared mixed responses following the revelation that she is from Swaziland, and not South Africa or Tanzania like many thought.
Zari Hassan: age, children, spouse, career, house, net worth
Zari Hassan is a Ugandan musician, influencer, philanthropist, and entrepreneur. Read on to discover more details about her age, relationship, kids and career.
Mobile Gaming Has Teen Blowing Girl R1.2 Million of Family’s Savings: Clinical Psyc Sheds Light on Addiction
A teen from China has reportedly burnt through her family’s entire savings in just four months on mobile games. The R1.2 million savings cannot be recovered.
Uncle Waffles, K.O, and Pabi Cooper bag BET Awards nomination, South Africans celebrate: "Congratulations"
Uncle Waffles, K.O and Pabi Cooper have been nominated at the BET Awards. 'SETE' and 'Tanzania' hitmakers are competing for the Best International Act trophy.
Hammanskraal cholera outbreak: Ramaphosa ululated by residents during apology tour
President Cyril Ramaphosa visited Hammanskraal, where he issued an apology to residents for the cholera outbreak that has claimed over 20 lives in the area.
Asian markets rise on revived hopes for a Fed rate pause
Stocks rallied again in Asia on Friday, fired by renewed optimism that the Federal Reserve will hold off lifting interest rates next week as fresh data indicated further tightening in the US labour market.
Small shops boom as Cuban private sector takes hold
Like mushrooms after the rain, small stores are springing up all over Havana, many run from homes or garages as the private sector finally gains a foothold in communist Cuba. He lost his work in a restaurant that closed during the pandemic, then opened a Hawaiian fast-food restaurant with two friends, which they run from a private home.
QR code menus spark love-hate row in Rio, and beyond
Leafing through the leather-bound menu at a classic Rio de Janeiro restaurant, the tile-floored, wood-paneled Armazem Sao Thiago, 28-year-old Paula Cardoso says something that amounts to heresy in this establishment: "I prefer QR code menus." They are "much more practical," says Cardoso, the trendy young marketing manager who found herself going vintage at Armazem Sao Thiago.
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