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Twins die after falling from 3-storey-high balcony in KwaZulu-Natal, 1 other person critically injured
A pair of twins died and another person was injured when they fell from a three-storey-high complex balcony in Shaka's Rock on the North Coast in KwaZulu-Natal.
'RHOD' star Londie London praised for mature response to Sanelisiwe Bhengu's insults about her failed marriage
'The Real Housewives of Durban' star Londie London received applause from loyal viewers of the show after putting "rude" Sanelisiwe "Sane" Bhengu in her place.
‘Denial’ hitmaker Donald spots his lookalike at SONA, shares pic, SA in stitches: “Is it your part-time job”
‘Denial’ hitmaker Donald spoted his lookalike at the State of the Nation Address in Cape Town. The star shared the pic of the guy on his timeline and SA agreed.
Hungary protests against Chinese battery plant defy 'Orbanomics'
Even as diggers turned over land for one of Europe's biggest electric battery plants, environmental protesters vowed to run the Chinese project out of town. Hungary has more than 20 EV battery plant projects under way and hopes to become the EU's second biggest producer in GWh (gigawatt per hour) terms by 2030 behind Germany.
Cassper Nyovest beefs up security, ‘Amademoni’ rapper feels unsafe following DJ Sumbody’s fatal shooting
Cassper Nyovest has beefed up his security. The ‘Amademoni’ rapper feels unsafe following DJ Sumbody’s fatal shooting and because he rocks expensive jewellery.
EU prepares response to new US green subsidy plan
Confronted by competition from Washington's vast green tech investment plan, European leaders opened the way Friday towards a relaxation of their own restrictions on state aid. European capitals fear the US subsidies for clean tech will lure investment across the Atlantic, and torpedo the bloc's recovery plans.
Texas, other US states mull ban on Chinese buying land
The US state of Texas is considering barring Chinese citizens from buying property on national security grounds -- and as tensions with Beijing rise other states may follow suit. The state legislature, citing national security concerns, passed a law that barred any project linked to the governments of China or the other three nations from connecting to the grid.
Asian markets follow Wall St down as rate hike fears persist
Asian markets tracked another loss in New York on Friday as interest rate hike fears course through trading floors after last week's blockbuster jobs report. He added that "the fear is now that we could still be talking rate hikes in the third quarter".
Bill Gates finds love again, reportedly in a romantic relationship with Paula Hurd
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, 67, is in a serious romantic relationship with Paula Hurd, 60, the widow of former Oracle co-CEO Mark Hurd, who died in 2019.
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