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UK police bail student arrested for egging Charles III
A British university student who was arrested for throwing eggs at King Charles III on Thursday said he had been banned from carrying eggs in public as part of his bail conditions. None of the eggs hit Charles, 73, and he was ushered away by minders.
Video of mkhulu dancing with beer can on his head at a wedding leaves the people of Mzansi in stitches
A vibey video showing an older man dancing with a beer can on his head at a wedding had the people of Mzansi cheering for “Sunnyboy.” He is a whole entire vibe.
Zahara's former manager Oyama Dyosiba nominated for an American award while 'Loliwe' hitmaker's career falls apart
Zahara's former manager, Oyama Dyosiba, is nominated for the Best Fashion Award in the African Entertainment Awards. He is competing with other African stars.
Repeat Covid infections increase risk of health problems: study
People who have had Covid more than once are two or three times more likely to have a range of serious health problems than those who have only had it once, the first major study on the subject said Thursday. Heart and lung problems were more than three times more common for people who had been reinfected.
Public servants threaten to shut down country, citizens believe it is a “waste of time”
The Public Servants’ Association (PSA) has threatened to shut down South Africa. It has given the government and President Cyril Ramaphosa 7 days to respond.
Argentina VP demands removal of judge in assassination attempt probe
Argentina Vice President Cristina Kirchner on Thursday demanded the reclusion of a judge overseeing the investigation into an alleged attempt to murder her. The former president, 69, accused judge Maria Eugenia Capuchetti of failing to investigate her attackers' political connections.
Shauwn Mkhize rumoured to be behind TP Mazembe's stolen passports, SA says it's revenge
Tweeps speculated that Shauwn Mkhize was behind the disappearance of TP Mazembe's passports at Moses Mabhida Stadium. Mzansi says it's payback for last week.
UN accuses Mali army and jihadists of massacres
Mali's army and jihadist groups have carried out massacres and hundreds of human rights violations, the UN said in a report that details previously undocumented abuses against civilians. The army has previously been accused of massacring civilians, including in Moura and Hombori.
Scorched Earth: Ukraine war takes heavy toll on climate too
The Ukraine war has shown the heavy toll military conflict takes not just on people but also on the planet, say experts at the UN climate summit in Egypt. "Why are reports from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and United Nations climate summits silent on military emissions?"
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