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Ramaphosa visits St Engenas ZCC for Easter weekend, South Africans sceptical about visit
President Cyril Ramaphosa made his way to St Engenas ZCC at Moria to celebrate the Easter weekend. Ramaphosa attended a sermon with a few government officials.
Mzansi has mixed feelings about female taxi driver in TikTok video that had passengers stressing
A TikTok video showed a confident female taxi driver doing things that had passengers praying for their safety. Her driving skills divided the people of SA.
TikTok dance video shows cute couple reliving high school romance, people gush: “Real High School Musical”
A widely followed African Tiktokker and his bae recorded a dance video in which they relived their high school romance. People loved the cute throwback set up.
World Bank, IMF spring meetings to get underway in complex economic environment
The World Bank and International Monetary Fund's spring meetings get underway later this week with an ambitious reform and fundraising agenda likely to be overshadowed by concerns over high inflation, rising geopolitical tension and financial stability.
Asian markets edge up as traders weigh US jobs data
Asian equities rose Monday in holiday-thinned trade after US jobs data indicated the Federal Reserve would likely have to hike interest rates again but soothed recent worries about a possible recession. With much of the region still closed for the Easter break, trading was light again on Monday.
Chinese shopping app Temu wows US amid TikTok fears
Shopping online at Temu, Laurie Silva paid just $1.25 for earrings and $15 for a cardigan -- she is among millions of US consumers the Chinese platform is wooing with low-cost bargains and a dizzying array of products.
Trump indictment: Conspiracy theorists target familiar bogeyman
Billionaire philanthropist George Soros has long been a bogeyman for the far right, but Donald Trump's indictment has unleashed a fresh torrent of hate that has also entangled US fact-checkers debunking conspiracies about him.
After backlash, Twitter now calls NPR -- and BBC -- 'government-funded'
Twitter has backtracked after an uproar for labeling the US radio network NPR as "state- affiliated media" and now calls it "government-funded." The change in how Twitter refers to Washington-based National Public Radio happened quietly overnight Saturday and comes after the network complained that the term "state-affiliated" was disparaging and inaccurate.
Beautiful hun shows off chic bedroom, people go crazy for the simplistic décor
A gorgeous young lady from Mpumalanga impressed social media users by showing off her lovely, simplistic-looking bedroom. The stylish place wowed many people.
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