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UK economy closes in on recession
Britain's economy shrank in the second quarter, official data showed Friday, as the country heads towards recession under a new prime minister. "With May's growth revised down a little and June showing a notable fall, overall the economy shrank slightly in the second quarter," said ONS director of economic statistics Darren Morgan.
Video of truck driving recklessly on a busy highway angers the people of Mzansi as it endangers so many lives
A video of a truck driving like a total lunatic on a busy highway has left many angry. So many lives were put at risk and there will probably be no consequence.
Video of adorable boy telling his momma a story of him buying a Ranger Rover has the people of Mzansi gushing
A confident boy told his mother the story of how he went about buying a Range Rover in a game. His storytelling skills are on point and Mzansi is here for it.
38 Undocumented immigrants uncovered in Hawks round-up of illegal miners in Limpopo
The Hawks, together with the Crime Intelligence Unit, arrested 48 zama zamas in Limpopo. Of the individuals arrested, 38 of them were undocumented immigrants.
Actor Anne Heche 'not expected to survive' after crash: US media
US actor Anne Heche is "not expected to survive" after suffering a serious brain injury in a car crash in Los Angeles last week, US media has reported. Heche has been comatose since crashing her car into a two-story house in the Mar Vista neighborhood on August 5, resulting in "structural compromise and... heavy fire" at the scene, according to the Los Angeles Fire Department.
Ten years on, S.Africa awaits justice for slain striking miners
A decade after her 30-year-old brother was killed when South African police opened fire on miners striking for better wages, Nolufefe Noki is still no closer to obtaining justice. Television footage that day of police opening fire on protestors, raising a crest of dust at the foot of the hill, shocked South Africa and the world.
I.Coast's Gbagbo pushes for amnesty with eye on 2025 vote
President Alassane Ouattara last week lifted the shadow of a jail sentence over his erstwhile bitter rival Laurent Gbagbo, but the measure may only go a short way towards lowering Ivory Coast's political temperature. Jean Alabro, a political commentator based in Ivory Coast's economic hub Abidjan, said Ouattara, 80, would have carefully "weighed" whether to pardon or amnesty Gbagbo.
Australian economist pleads not guilty at Myanmar junta trial: source
An Australian economist detained by Myanmar's junta has pleaded not guilty to breaching the colonial-era official secrets act, a source close to the case said on Friday. He pleaded not guilty," said the source, who added the economist was in good health.
UN watchdog warns of 'grave' crisis amid violence near Ukraine nuclear plant
The head of the UN nuclear watchdog warned an emergency Security Council meeting on Thursday of the "grave" crisis unfolding at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in Ukraine, as Moscow and Kyiv traded accusations of new shelling near the facility.
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