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Hollywood on edge for latest actor strike deadline
Hollywood actors on Wednesday anxiously awaited their union's decision on whether to strike, right at the peak of the film industry's key summer blockbuster season. And, if strikes continue, future blockbuster films would be postponed too.
President Cyril Ramaphosa hints at serious consequences for underperforming ministers and deputies
President Cyril Ramaphosa, alongside Deputy President Paul Mashatile, will be reviewing the performance of cabinet ministers and their deputies in due course.
Lady cooks liver and macaroni in kettle, odd cooking method leaves SA uneasy: "Don't eat at people's houses"
@sandrajelagat posted a video on TikTok showing how she cooked liver and macaroni in a kettle and sandwich toaster. Her cooking method left netizens uneasy.
Kudzai Mushonga on the reason his relationship with Khanyi Mbau ended, blames it on the long distance
Kudzai Mushonga has shared the real reason his relationship with Khanyi Mbau ended. He blamed it on the long distance as they were in different time zones.
Gripes in Grimsby over Brexit fishing failure
Grimsby, perched on the southern side of the River Humber, near Kingston-upon-Hull in northern England, was built on the fishing industry. Johnson had also said that leaving the EU would bring a "massive boost" to the local fishing industry.
Asian markets fluctuate as US inflation data looms
Asian markets saw choppy trade Wednesday as investors jockeyed for position ahead of a key US inflation report later in the day, though Hong Kong extended gains on hopes for fresh Chinese stimulus.
Why American communities are suing Big Oil for climate damages
Attorney Jeffrey B. Simon helped families affected by the opioid crisis obtain settlements worth more than $2.7 billion against leading pharmaceutical companies. - Parallels with opioid settlements - Beyond the jurisdictional debate, the fossil fuel industry and its advocates contend that their products are lawful and have helped grow the economy and raise standards of living.
France to pay bonus for shoe, clothes repairs to cut waste
From October, France will pay a bonus to encourage people to have their clothes and shoes repaired rather than throwing them away, the government said. In France, 3.3 billion pieces of clothing, shoes and household linen were put on the market in 2022, according to Refashion, which has been instructed by the government to support a more sustainable industry.
Unlikely savior: Musk's antics give Zuckerberg PR makeover
After years of bad press and scandal, Mark Zuckerberg is seeing his reputation spruced up in the fickle world of tech, largely thanks to the increasingly unpredictable behavior of Elon Musk. "But it does seem a little bit one-sided" with Musk clearly engaging in "childish behavior," he added.
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