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Explained: How the Transnet wage strike is impacting the economy and South African consumers
Transnet workers have been striking for better wages for over a week and the protests will only intensify and will impact consumers, businesses and the economy.
Irish minister senses 'warmer' UK tone in post-Brexit talks
Irish minister senses 'warmer' UK tone in post-Brexit talks
Royal Mail plans up to 10,000 job cuts
British postal operator Royal Mail on Friday unveiled plans to axe up to 10,000 jobs, blaming the move partly on ongoing staff strikes that contributed to a first-half loss. Royal Mail said full-year operating losses could increase to £450 million should "customers move volume away for longer periods" as a result of strike action.
Funny clip of father making toddler daughter sign a no-boyfriend contract goes viral: Fellow dads love it
A protective father felt at ease after getting his toddler daughter to sign an agreement which prohibited her from dating until the year 2041. People laughed.
Big Zulu trolled by Comrades Marathon admin after posting pic of himself training for unconfirmed boxing match
Big Zulu has been trolled by the Comrades Marathon Twitter admin after he posted a pic of himself training for unconfirmed boxing match with Cassper Nyovest.
Sweden parties agree to form govt with far-right backing
Three Swedish right-wing parties will build a minority government with the unprecedented backing of the far-right Sweden Democrats, the four parties said Friday, immediately unveiling plans to construct new nuclear reactors as well as crack down on crime and immigration.
'Osama' hitmaker Zakes Bantwini rocks University of Cape Town students with lit tunes prior to writing their exams, pleased crowd raves: "You were amazing"
Zakes Bantwini was at the University of Cape Town. The 'Osama' singer was performing for the students before starting their exams. The lit stage is trending.
Adidas, Morocco resolve row over Algeria football jerseys
German sportswear giant Adidas said Friday a row with Morocco over a design on a football top for arch-rivals Algeria had been resolved, and that it regretted the controversy. "We would like to express our deep respect to the people and craftsmen of Morocco and regret the controversy surrounding this case."
SARS introduces travel pass for people entering Mzansi, citizens unimpressed by move
The South African Revenue Service (SARS) plans to implement an online travellers’ declaration system to simplify passenger movement at airports around SA.
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