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Republicans eye 'wake-up call' for Biden as midterms loom
Bullish Republicans on Sunday promised to deliver a "wake-up call" to Joe Biden and retake Congress in this week's crucial midterm elections, as the US president's Democrats insisted they were still in the fight with two days to go.
Thousands rally to fete 40 years of Cameroon under Biya
Thousands rallied in Cameroon's capital on Sunday to fete 40 years in power of President Paul Biya, who is accused of trampling on human rights and stifling democracy. In front of Yaounde's city hall, thousands on Sunday danced to songs played in honour of Biya at the event organised by the all-powerful Cameroon People's Democratic Movement (RDPC).
Massive snake gets pulled from the wheel arch of a car: Viral video has thousands of SA people screaming
A video of a massive snake being pulled out of the wheel arch of a car left many Mzansi people making it clear that they’d have parted ways with their vehicle.
Man gives thanks to amazing wife in lengthy post, claims their “old-fashioned love” is the key to happiness
A man took to TikTok with a clip of his wife cooking his favrouite meal late at night despite being tired. He explained their dynamic and is eternally grateful.
Cassper Nyovest's trainer wins 16th match at ESPN boxing tournament, SA reacts
Cassper Nyovest's trainer Sikho Nqothole won his 16th boxing match at the ESPN boxing tournament. The rapper happily jumped on stage to hug his boxing mentor.
COP27: Financing for climate damages gets a foot in the door
UN climate negotiations on Sunday offered a sliver of hope and "solidarity" for developing countries battered by increasingly costly impacts of global warming, in agreeing to discuss the thorny issue of money for "loss and damage". But he said that getting negotiators to agree to discuss the issue was only an initial step.
Taliban reveal burial place of founder Mullah Omar, nine years after death
The Taliban on Sunday revealed the final resting place of the movement's founder, Mullah Omar, whose death and burial they kept secret for years. "Only the close family members were aware of the place," he added.
New Iran protests erupt in universities, Kurdish region
New protests erupted in Iran on Sunday at universities and in the largely Kurdish northwest, keeping a seven-week anti-regime movement going even in the face of a fierce crackdown. But they have now become a broad movement against the theocracy that has ruled Iran since the fall of the shah.
Hacking gang targeted Qatar World Cup critics
An India-based computer hacking gang targeted critics of the Qatar World Cup, an investigation by British journalists said on Sunday, as the Qatari government furiously denied it had played any part in commissioning the eavesdropping.
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