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IOC to explore Olympic eSports Games
The International Olympic Committee is looking at creating an Olympic eSports Games, IOC president Thomas Bach announced on Saturday. "I have asked our new IOC eSports Commission to study the creation of Olympic eSports Games," Bach revealed during the opening ceremony of the 141st IOC session on Saturday in Mumbai.
Orphan who used to grind as domestic worker takes on mechanical engineering
A woman in KZN who had a tough upbringing as an orphan is thriving as a mechanical engineer after taking on jobs as a domestic worker when she was younger.
Man can't deal with expensive perfume in TikTok video with 2M views, SA amused as he compares price to salary
One TikTok video shows a man's priceless reaction to expensive perfume. Mzansi online users cracked as he expressed his disbelief over the beauty product.
Bafana Bafana coach puts team on blast after Eswatini game, SA blames him for team's horrifying performance
South Africa's Bafana Bafana left in shock after a dismal performance against Eswatini. Coach Hugo Broos speaks out amidst fan uproar, sparking controversy.
'The River' actress Linda Mtoba celebrates daughter's 4th birthday, shares 8 pics from party
South African actress Linda Mtoba's daughter recently turned four years old. The star of 'The River' posted birthday pictures on her Instagram account.
Resilient lady amped about bagging honours degree in agriculture after 5 years
One hard-working woman in Limpopo is over the moon about bagging her honours qualification in agriculture. She shares why she is so amped about the achievement.
Is Mia Randall, Patrick Mahomes' first half-sister, a celebrity in her own right?
Mia Randall, Patrick Mahomes' first half-sister, enjoys the fame that her half-brother's celebrity status accords her. What does she do? Find out here.
IMF agrees funding boost, extra Africa board seat
The IMF announced Saturday member nations agreed to increase their contributions to the global lender and give sub-Saharan Africa a third seat on its executive board at its first meetings on the continent since 1973. While voting shares were not changed, the IMF agreed to expand its executive board from 24 to 25 members to give Africa another seat.
Africa hears pledges but little action at IMF-World Bank talks
Pummelled by debt, poverty and natural disasters, African nations heard many pledges of support but saw little action at the first IMF-World Bank talks to be held on their soil since 1973. The World Bank has provided nearly $20 billion to Kyiv since the start of the war in late February 2022.
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