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Former City of Tshwane mayor Dr Murunwa Makwarela handed himself over at the Brooklyn Police Station on Monday, 3 April. Makwerela is facing fraud allegations.
One sweet Mzansi couple decided to take the financial stress out of a wedding and get married for free. This energy had many people tuning in and taking notes.
Investment bank China Renaissance suspended trading in its Hong Kong-listed shares on Monday, saying the disappearance of its chairman meant it was unable to publish its annual results.
A falling local currency, salary arrears payments and war spending have pushed up prices in impoverished Democratic Republic of Congo, leaving locals struggling to afford basics. The economist, who declined to be named, said that government spending had gone on imports likely related to the conflict, as well as on salary arrears for public servants.
A beautiful and smart young North-West University law graduate has become a high court attorney. The brilliant woman celebrated her win online and was praised.
Oil prices soared Monday after top producers unveiled a shock output cut of more than a million barrels, while equities mostly rose after data showed US and European inflation eased further last month.
Japan's largest manufacturers feel less optimistic about business conditions with confidence falling to its lowest level in more than two years, a key survey showed Monday. A positive figure means more businesses feel optimistic than pessimistic.
A lovely lady in Johannesburg posted photos of her home. She called it her little space. Many peeps loved the crib and complimented her amazing style choices.
Major oil powers led by Saudi Arabia announced a surprise production cut of more than one million barrels per day on Sunday, calling it a "precautionary" move aimed at stabilising the market. A Saudi energy ministry official "emphasised that this is a precautionary measure aimed at supporting the stability of the oil market", the official Saudi Press Agency said.
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