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Several killed as Somaliland protesters clash with police
Several people were killed and dozens wounded on Thursday after police opened fire on anti-government demonstrators in several towns in the breakaway Somali region of Somaliland, opposition party members and witnesses said.
Former 'The Wife' actress Mbalenhle Mavimbela fuels pregnancy rumours with pic post, SA reacts: "We're definitely baking a bun"
Former 'The Wife' actress Mbalenhle Mavimbela recently posted a stunning snap on Insta. Netizens claimed to spot a growing belly under the book she was reading.
Jozi babe over the moon about finally graduating after delays caused by pandemic
A University of Johannesburg student is super amped to have graduated after Covid-19 caused several delays. Peeps wished the excited young woman well online.
Brazilians march in 'defense of democracy'
Thousands of Brazilians took to the streets of Sao Paulo Thursday in "defense of democracy" after President Jair Bolsonaro's sustained attacks on democratic institutions, weeks ahead of elections. At the university gathering, a video was shown of Brazilian artists reading out of a petition "in defense of the democratic state of law."
Sbahle Mpisane claps back at lady who roasted her injured foot, SA reacts: "If social media is toxic, she should leave"
Sbahle Mpisane is tired of getting trolled. She called out a woman who told her to cut off her foot. It was injured during her horrific car accident in 2020.
Calm returns to S.Leone as protest death toll rises
Calm returned to Sierra Leone Thursday a day after an economic protest spiralled into violence the authorities said killed four police officers, and a hospital source said claimed the lives of six protestors.
Ethiopia govt in 'direct engagements' with Tigray rebels: AU
The Ethiopian government and Tigrayan rebels have had "direct engagements", the African Union said in a statement made public on Thursday, in the first official confirmation of such contacts between the two warring sides.
Iraq to provide Lebanon with fuel for another year: Lebanon PM
Iraq has agreed to renew a one-year deal to provide Lebanon with fuel for its power plants in exchange for in-kind services, Lebanon's Prime Minister said in a statement Thursday. For the past year, Lebanon's power plants have depended on the deal with Iraq to produce one to two hours of electricity per day.
Sixth probe opened into Peruvian president after relative detained
Peruvian prosecutors have opened a sixth criminal investigation into President Pedro Castillo for alleged corruption involving government tenders, officials said Thursday. The group is accused of participating in a network of corruption and money laundering that prosecutors allege was headed by the Peruvian president.
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