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iPhone factory lockdown shows risks of China dependence, analysts say
The lockdown of Foxconn's Zhengzhou factory, the world's biggest producer of iPhones, has highlighted some of the risks of relying on zero-Covid China's manufacturing sector, analysts told AFP. Foxconn, Apple's principal subcontractor, has seen a surge in Covid-19 cases at its Zhengzhou site, leading the company to lock down the vast complex in a bid to keep the virus in check.
Kids expose their unfaithful father & his WhatsApp texts during dramatic family meeting
A cheating father gets exposed by his children during a dramatic family meeting. They projected his WhatsApp texts onto the TV & read them out, shocking him.
Jhb family offers R22K salary for house exec, responsibilities have SA howling: "I can't bake rusks"
A Jhb family is offering a R22K salary for a house exec job and the responsibilities they'll undertake had peeps utterly astonished. SA folk also made jokes.
Bonang Matheba officially joins Netflix's 'Young, Famous & African,' Queen B's appearance terms leave fans confused: "Explain in simple terms"
Bonang Matheba has officially been announced as the new addition to Netflix's 'Young, Famous & African. However, Mzansi is confused by the media statement.
MacG calls Oscar Mbo out for allegedly wearing fake labels in latest 'Podcast and Chill' episode: "It is true"
MacG called Oscar Mbo out for allegedly wearing fake labels in the latest 'Podcast and Chill' episode. He also accused the club DJ of being a Forex scammer.
Former 'Survivor SA' contestant celebrates new car, which she sweetly named 'Suzi'
A lady who competed in the 'Survivor SA' contest twice posted a pic of her fly new ride, garnering a lot of attention online and impressing social media users.
Prince Kaybee and Zola Mhlongo's son has fans in love with him, DJ drops 2 pics of him spending time with child
Prince Kaybee shared a close father son moment with his baby. The DJ shared pictures that left fans gushing over how cute he looked sitting with his child.
Ethiopia fractured and fragile after two years of war
Two years after war broke out in northern Ethiopia between federal forces and Tigrayan rebels, the country remains in deep crisis, with its once-vibrant economy in ruins and a humanitarian disaster roiling Tigray. With federal forces focused on northern Ethiopia, the risk of violence elsewhere flaring into prolonged instability poses yet another threat to the country of 120 million people.
Krugersdorp death toll rises to 21 as police search and rescue missions continue
Two more bodies of suspected illegal miners (zama zamas) were found at a Krugersdorp mine on Thursday, 3 November, bringing the total number of deaths up to 21.
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