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Russia says thousands removed from Kherson daily
Moscow was pushing ahead Friday with a civilian pullout from the Russian-occupied Kherson region amid a mounting Ukrainian counter-offensive, with President Vladimir Putin saying residents must be "removed" from danger zones. "Those who live in Kherson should be removed from zones of dangerous fighting," Putin said on Red Square as he marked Russian Unity Day, a patriotic holiday.
President Cyril Ramaphosa denies personal relationship to corruption-accused businessman Hangwani Maumela
President Cyril Ramaphosa refuted claims that he has ties to a dodgy businessman, Hangwani Maumela, despite the pair being related through a previous marriage.
Twitter mass layoffs begin as Musk launches overhaul
Thousands of Twitter employees were ordered to stay home Friday to await a bracing round of layoffs that could see half of the payroll axed as new owner Elon Musk launches his major overhaul of the company. - 'Return home' - The company said that in order to “ensure the safety” of employees and company data, the main offices would remain closed and all badge access suspended.
Brazil roadblocks dwindle as Bolsonaro starts handover
Brazilian police said Friday they have nearly finished clearing hundreds of roadblocks by supporters of far-right President Jair Bolsonaro, who have been protesting since his election loss to veteran leftist Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva. Pro-Bolsonaro protests had dwindled Friday morning outside military bases in various cities.
"I will pay lobola": Dudes flirt with brilliant female construction worker
A lady in the construction sector's smile melted many hearts and impressed peeps with her diligence and hard work. Social media users left her kind comments.
Driving schools shutdown Mbombela traffic department in protest of R200 increase in bribery fee
Driving schools in Mpumalanga shut down the Mbombela traffic department in protest of the increase in the bribery fees required for their students to pass.
Security officer murdered and dumped in manhole while on duty in KwaZulu-Natal
A Reaction Unit South Africa (RUSA) security officer was shot and killed by unknown suspects at a business park he was patrolling on Friday morning, 4 November.
Babes Wodumo says she kept baby Sponge hidden because of peeps' strange rituals: "I don't my baby to be exposed to such"
'Wololo' singer Babes Wodumo says people performing strange rituals is the reason why she kept her baby, Sponge, away from the public and social media users.
SASSA blames technical glitch for non-payment to gold card beneficiaries, “Mothers are livid”
The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) apologised to customers and said it is working on the issues that led to the non-payment to beneficiaries.
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