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Trevor Noah's trip to American city of Atlanta reminds him of South Africa, fans in stitches over comedian's hilarious comparison, "Even the traffic has rhythm"
Trevor Noah travel to Atlanta and said it reminded him of South Africa. The comedian said he loved the city's blackness while on 'The Daily Show' live tour.
Men pull taxi up inclined dirt road in video, SA peeps stan the teamwork: "From horsepower to manpower"
A group of strong men pulled a taxi up a muddy dirt road in a video. South Africans thought the teamwork was excellent and talked about the women not helping.
Solomons handed water cannons, police gun shipments from China, Australia
Solomon Islands beefed up its police force's hardware with a donation on Friday of water cannons from China, days after it received guns from Australia. At a ceremony in the capital Honiara Friday led by Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare, China handed over two water cannon trucks, 30 motorbikes and 20 SUVs to the Solomons' police force.
Oskido advises upcoming DJs, Kalawa Jazmee boss tells aspiring artists to understand business side of music
Oskido has advised upcoming DJs. The Kalawa Jazmee boss told aspiring artists to understand the business side of music and urged them to focus on their craft.
Israel's Netanyahu launches talks on forming government
Veteran hawk Benjamin Netanyahu launched negotiations Friday with his ultra-Orthodox and far-right allies on forming what could be the most right-wing government in Israel's history, raising concerns at home and abroad.
A trending video of thieves stealing cables in broad daylight angers people
Cable thieves caught on camera leaves people fuming. A video showing men stealing cables made rounds on social media and people have since reacted to the video
Longest-serving African heads of state
Cameroon President Paul Biya, who on Sunday marks 40 years in power, is Africa's second longest-serving leader after Equatorial Guinea's Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo. - Obiang: Longest-serving - Obiang, who came to power in an August 3, 1979 coup, is Africa's longest-serving leader, with 43 years at the helm.
Pilot strike adds to Kenya Airways woes
Pilots at Kenya Airways plan to go on strike from Saturday to seek better working conditions in defiance of a court order, adding to the woes of the troubled national carrier.
Red Bull names trio to run firm after founder's death
Red Bull named on Friday a board of three directors to lead the energy drink giant following the death of Austrian founder Dietrich Mateschitz. "As proposed and desired by both my father and myself, and supported by our Thai partners, a board of directors will manage the business affairs of Red Bull," Mateschitz' only son, Mark Mateschitz, said in a letter to employees disseminated to media.
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