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Angry funerals spark new protests in Iran
Funerals for young Iranians, including a small boy who families say were killed in a state crackdown, sparked a new wave of anti-regime protests on Friday in the Islamic republic. State television said seven people had been buried, including a nine-year-old boy, adding they had been killed by "terrorists" on motorbikes.
Bheki Cele urges citizens to stop calling him on leaked number, Mzansi uninterested says “Keep him awake 24/7”
Minister Bheki Cele admitted that he was furious after his cell number was leaked on social media by whistle-blower Patricia Mashale but SA wasn't having it.
What is Jacqueline Dena Guber's net worth? Bio, age, husband, career, profiles
Jacqueline Dena Guber is famous for being Barbara Walter's daughter. She opened up about her mother's fame overshadowing her existence triggering her alcoholism
Preschool graduation party of toddlers dancing in formal wear moves SA: "Most beautiful video I've ever seen"
A TikTok video of toddlers graduating warming people's hearts online. The theme looked like a wedding and children dance in their suits and formal dresses.
Beloved SA teacher receives hero's welcome from students after sick leave, SA moved
An absent teacher got a warm welcome back from her primary school students. The video touched people on TikTok, and they said it proves she's a caring educator.
From Obiang to Putin: longest-serving heads of state
Equatorial Guinea's President Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo, who is seeking a sixth term in elections on Sunday, is the world's longest-serving president, having spent 43 years in power.
Teodoro Obiang, Equatorial Guinea's iron-fisted ruler
Poised to win a sixth term in presidential elections on Sunday, Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo has ruled oil-rich Equatorial Guinea since August 1979, overseeing a regime notorious for crushing dissent and fearing coups. - Fear of coups - Obiang graduated from military school while the country, as Spanish Guinea, was still under the rule of Spain's fascist leader, General Francisco Franco.
Video of flooding in Free State gives SA peeps heart palpitations: "That's scary, I will never pass"
A video of flooding in the Free State was posted online and struck fear in many South African hearts. The clip showed a bridge in Parys being covered in water.
Senzo Meyiwa trial: 2nd docket cast under the spotlight, defence labels court case unconstitutional
The controversial second docket in the Senzo Meyiwa murder trial was brought back into the spotlight after the defence labelled the case unconstitutional.
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