Latest News
Brown Mbombo's top 5 breathtaking outfits that left SA's jaws on the floor including Royal duchess concept and corporate fit
Media personality Brown Mbombo is one of Mzansi's leading fashionistas who always posts all her stunning snaps on social media leaving her followers speechless.
Gogo Maweni warns Mzansi women against dating wealthy men, Sangoma claims some rich men steal spiritually from ladies: "Protect yourself"
Gogo Maweni has taken to her timeline to offer advice to ladies dating wealthy men. The Sangoma claims rich men steal ladies' spiritual gift for their gain.
After Pope outreach, Nicaragua's Ortega calls Church a 'dictatorship'
Nicaragua's President Daniel Ortega on Wednesday called the Catholic Church a "perfect dictatorship" for not allowing members to elect the pope and other authority figures. It's a perfect dictatorship.
Made in Madrid: The Spanish tailors outfitting world cinema
With a vast wardrobe catering to everything from "House of the Dragon" to "The Crown", Spain's Peris Costumes has carved out a well-tailored niche for itself, renting costumes to producers across the globe. And producers appreciate "having costumes that have been worn in and aged with time", he explains.
Bosnia goes to the polls as ethnic divisions grow
With ethnic divisions growing deeper, Bosnia will hold general elections on Sunday amid secession threats and fears of fresh political turmoil nearly three decades after war ravaged the Balkan nation. Analysts have warned that Bosnia is sinking ever deeper into troubled waters with divisions along ethnic lines appearing to grow even further on the eve of elections.
Nigerian town caught between jihadist war and peace
Once a symbol of the jihadist war in northeast Nigeria, the town of Bama today betrays the grinding nature of a 13-year conflict, caught between reconstruction and fighting that still rages beyond its borders. Mostly destroyed, Bama became a ghost town deserted by its inhabitants.
Beer Party founder vies to be Austria's next president
With his long dark hair and torn jeans, punk rock singer Dominik Wlazny of Austria's Beer Party seems an unlikely candidate for the country's next president. Running against six others, including incumbent Alexander Van der Bellen, Wlazny is the first-ever presidential candidate from the Beer Party, named for its advocacy of the popular beverage.
"We choose to be happy": UCT's vice-chancellor looks radiant & shares wise words
The vice-chancellor of the University of Cape Town (UCT), Mamokgethi Phakeng, is inspiring many and has taken to LinkedIn to speak about choosing to be happy.
Japan urges 'stable' China ties, 50 years after normalisation
Japan called Thursday for "constructive and stable" ties with China as the two sides marked 50 years since the normalisation of relations, albeit with little public fanfare. "I would like to build constructive and stable Japan-China relations for the peace and prosperity of not only our two nations but also the region and the world," he said.
Latest
Load more