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Taiwan defends Foxconn over China tax probe
Taiwan defended tech giant Foxconn on Monday after China launched an investigation into several of the firm's sites, saying that Taiwanese businesses should not be subjected to "political interference". "They should not be subject to political scrutiny or political interference."
Meta Kekana's age, boyfriend, pictures, car, profiles, net worth
Meta Kekana is a South African socialite media influencer and socialite best known for her curvy body and flashy lifestyle. What is her net worth today?
South Africans rally behind Springbok Bongi Mbonambi after racism allegation by England's Tom Curry
Springboks' Bongi Mbonambi has been accused of racism by England flanker Tom Curry during the World Cup semi-final. South Africans have rallied behind Mbonambi.
Lamiez Holworthy shows off banging new body in zebra print 2-piece swimsuit
DJ Lamiez Holworthy shared some smoking hot pictures wearing a stunning two-piece swimsuit. The DJ had the internet in a frenzy over her Instagram post.
Former ANC President Jacob Zuma under fire as netizens accuse him of dividing the party
South Africans believe that former ANC president Jacob Zuma is the reason why the ruling party is losing confidence and votes in the country and its strongholds.
Brave man shares TikTok video of dog chasing baboon in Cape Town, amassing over 2.6M views
A man recorded a dog chasing a baboon in Ocean View, Cape Town. The intense video sparked interest and concern in Mzansi, clocking over 2.4M views.
Thuli P and Slenda continue to rock DJ set with their moves, SA still not impressed: "Seems forced"
Thuli Phongolo and Slenda Da Dancing DJ are still trending for their dance moves and DJ set. Social media users feel the two stars are forcing things.
Mzansi unhappy about Zodwa Wabantu and Manaka Ranaka's boxing match: "This is a circus"
Zodwa Wabantu and Manaka Ranaka left fans and supporters unimpressed after a social media user shared a clip of their boxing match while rolling on the floor.
Equities drop as traders keep wary eye on Middle East crisis
Asian markets extended last week's sell-off Monday on fears of a regional conflict in the Middle East and worries that US interest rates will remain elevated for longer than initially thought. "The main question dominating global financial markets, particularly for Asian capital markets, is whether the sell-off in US Treasuries will subside or persist," said Stephen Innes of SPI Asset Management.
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