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Cyril Ramaphosa says SA’s committed to peace efforts in DRC, assures conflict is receiving undivided attention
President Cyril Ramaphosa was in the Democratic Republic of Congo for an official visit with President Félix Tshisekedi were the civil conflict was discussed.
TikTok video of kids coming in and going out of discipline camp leaves South Africans cracking jokes
A TikTok video shows a group of youngsters coming in and going out of discipline camp with their bags and suitcases as their leader shouts instructions at them.
Mzansi farmworker “Piet” crashes bosses bakkie, video has people laughing: “You can’t park there”
A farmer shared a video of him confronting a worker who crashed one of his bakkies, and it has gone viral. Some couldn’t hold the laughter back in the comments.
Proud dog mom shows how to use Ackermans jacket to keep pit bull warm this winter, Mzansi loves it
A proud pitbull mom showed followers how to use a jacket from Ackermans to keep your fur baby warm in winter. Mzansi people loved the idea and the cute dog.
Seeking an 'angel': African startups face funding challenge
Kubik is proud of its pioneering, climate-friendly technology that recycles one of the world's environmental curses -- plastic waste -- into construction blocks. Kubik takes in bundles of discarded plastic and sorts them into piles.
Thabo Bester: Dr Nandipha Magudumana given date to appeal ruling on her arrest and extradition from Tanzania
The Free State High Court is set to hear Nandipha Magudumana's leave to appeal the court's dismissal of her application to have her arrested declared unlawful.
'No second chance' to save Sri Lanka, central banker warns
The man charged with clawing Sri Lanka out of bankruptcy says he had warned about economic calamity years before it hit -- and was pressed into retirement for his troubles. - 'End of the story' - Last year brought Sri Lanka's worst economic downturn in its 75-year history as an independent nation, with GDP contracting 7.8 percent and inflation hitting 70 percent at its peak.
Sri Lankans jump ship as a bankrupt nation struggles
The snaking queues for food and fuel that crisscrossed Sri Lanka last year have given way to a different kind of line -- people scrambling for travel documents to flee their bankrupt island. This year through May, 433,000 overseas travel documents have been issued, according to the Immigration and Emigration Department.
Yellen to discuss US-China ties, global economic outlook in Beijing
US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen begins a full day of meetings in Beijing including with Premier Li Qiang on Friday, as Washington seeks to steady the tense relationship between the world's top two economies.
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