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Tough choices as Brazil's Lula gets down to business
Fresh off a celebratory beach holiday, Brazilian president-elect Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva got down to uglier business Monday: figuring out how to govern with a hostile Congress, nasty budget crunch and impossible-looking to-do list. Lula is meeting Monday with advisers in Sao Paulo.
Heart-warming viral video of pupil collecting certificate at prize giving makes SA proud: "Well done mfana"
A heart-warming video of a pupil collecting a certificate at a prize giving made many South African peeps proud. The comment section was nothing but positive.
Chad junta chief names 100 more MPs
General Mahamat Idriss Deby Itno on Monday appointed by decree 104 more members of his "parliament" as he leads Chad's two-year transitional government after taking power on the death of his father.
'Lockdown' actress Linda Sebezo recalls getting busted with dr*gs worth R5M, star says she spent months in prison
'Lockdown' actress Linda Sebezo has gotten candid about the time she was arrested for drugs worth R5 million. Mzansi Police found them in her Cleveland home.
Madrid denies migrants died on Spanish side of border
Madrid on Monday denied that migrants had died on Spanish soil during a deadly mass border crossing from Morocco earlier this year as claimed by a BBC documentary. Last Tuesday, British broadcaster BBC released a documentary that claimed lifeless bodies were dragged by Moroccan police from an area that was Spanish-controlled, casting doubt on official government accounts.
Defiance by candlelight as Kyiv adapts to blackouts
When their apartment block in northern Kyiv goes dark just after 6:00 pm as scheduled, residents Iren Rozdobudko and Igor Zhuk are ready. The buildings in the neighbourhood where Rozdobudko and her husband Zhuk live experienced three four-hour power cuts on Saturday -- from midnight to 4:00 am, 9:00 am to 1:00 pm and again from 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm.
'Ivolovolo' hitmaker Big Zulu lands in Mzansi after brief trip to Italy, shares snaps from the airport
Big Zulu has taken to his social media pages to announce that he has returned to Mzansi after a short trip to Italy. He also shared his gig guide with fans.
Jacob Zuma treats KwaZulu-Natal supporters to song and dance, Mzansi says he should rest
Former President Jacob Zuma rallied the support of citizens in KwaZulu-Natal and treated them to a song and dance while visiting the area over the weekend.
Three Egyptian journalists start hunger strike to free dissident
Three Egyptian journalists said Monday they had begun hunger strikes to demand authorities free Alaa Abdel Fattah, a jailed political dissident who has been refusing food and now water too. After a seven-month hunger strike during which he consumed only "100 calories a day", Alaa Abdel Fattah has refused food altogether since last Tuesday.
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