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Legal experts weigh in on Dr Nandipha’s “abduction” claims, immigration lawyer says she might win her case
Legal experts have shared their thoughts on Dr Nandipha Magudumana's urgent court application to have her arrest in Tanzania and deportation declared unlawful.
TikTok 'confident' of stopping Montana ban: CEO
TikTok is confident of stopping a ban in the US state of Montana, its CEO said on Tuesday, after the Chinese-owned social media app launched a legal challenge. The video-sharing app, owned by Chinese firm ByteDance, is accused by a swathe of US politicians of being under the tutelage of the Chinese government and a tool of espionage by Beijing, something the company furiously denies. th/kir
42-year-old woman's youthful glow turns heads, peeps left speechless
A 42-year-old woman is trending on TikTok after she posted a transition video of herself and how she looks. The woman looks like she is twenty years younger.
Former 'RHOD' star Londie London reportedly in love with alleged scammer, Mzansi gobsmacked at pics and videos
Londie London from 'RHOD' is allegedly dating a scammer named Mabonga. Photos and videos posted online show Londie getting cosy with her controversial new man.
Gorgeous babe thanks God and ancestors as she buys new BMW for her 25th birthday, SA celebrates her milestone
A beaming Lesedi Nkopane bought herself a BMW on the 6th of May as she ended her 25th birthday. She posted images standing next to the car at the dealership.
Herman Mashaba’s biography pulled amid funding backlash, expert says Mashaba should have come clean earlier
Johnathon Ball Publishers has decided to pull Herman Mashaba's biography off shelves after the revelation that Mashaba paid the author R12.5m to write the book.
Lion gets up close and personal to raid family's camp during safari outing, TikTok video has viewers worried
A family on safari went camping, and a lion came to their spot. The video shows the family nervously sitting still as the beast searched their camping site.
Eurozone economic growth slows in May
Economic growth in the eurozone edged down in May to a three-month low because of a drop in industrial production, according to a closely watched survey published on Tuesday. Data from the flash Eurozone purchasing managers' index (PMI) survey published by S&P Global fell to 53.3 in May from 54.1 in April.
'Worst yet to come' for Europe energy shortages: Qatar minister
Qatar's energy minister warned on Tuesday the "worst is yet to come" for Europe's oil and gas shortages, saying a warm winter had prevented greater difficulties in recent months. "The only thing that saved humanity and Europe this year was a warm winter, and the slowdown in the economy," Qatari Energy Minister Saad Al-Kaabi told the Qatar Economic Forum.
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