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President Cyril Ramaphosa denies strategic use of blackouts in election run-up
President Cyril Ramaphosa has denied suspending rolling blackouts as an election strategy ahead of voting. The ANC leader is on the campaign trail in KwaZulu-Natal.
Cyan Boujee's 3rd BBL makes waves, influencer gets candid about future plastic surgery plans
Cyan Bopujee will be getting another BBL and she was open about it. The influencer also explained her goals when it comes to cosmetic and plastic surgery.
Skomota bags Moja Love reality show and has Mzansi divided: "Bring back serious shows"
Skomota scored a Moja Love reality TV show. The Limpopo dancer's fans were delighted, while others thought Skomota did not need to become TV famous.
Luyanda Zwane's alleged fate on 'Sibongile and The Dlaminis' for Season 2 angers fans of TV show
Luyanda Zwane will allegedly not appear in 'Sibongile and The Dlaminis' in Season 2. Mzansi peeps were touched, and many expressed their disapproval.
Zimbabwe's Independence Day amnesty frees prisoners, including those sentenced to death
Zimbabwean President Emmerson Mnangagwa granted clemency to more than 4,000 prisoners, including some who were on death row, in an independence day amnesty.
Families rally for safer roads in Limpopo after fatal accident claims 8 lives
The families of eight people who died in a road crash say they are shattered. They are calling for the government to intervene and create safer roads.
Minister Bheki Cele returns to KwaZulu-Natal to mobilise more support for police in the province
Police minister Bheki Cele will return to KwaZulu-Natal and spend the next 3 days mobilising more support for law enforcement officials in the province.
InstaDeep CEO takes AI from Tunis to London
Karim Beguir launched the artificial intelligence start-up InstaDeep in Tunisia in 2014 with just two computers and $2,000. InstaDeep specialises in decision-making artificial intelligence (AI) that helps businesses develop applications to optimise cost and efficiency.
Slovenia's umbrella doctor weathers the economic storm
While most people believe a malfunctioning umbrella means you have to buy a new one, Slovenian Marija Lah -- one of Europe's last umbrella repairers -- has spent her life proving them wrong. Another customer, Katja Buda, who brought her grandmother's umbrella for repair, described "Mrs Marija" as "a saviour" and regretted the vanishing profession.
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