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US bank deregulation 'may have gone too far': Treasury Secretary
Recent banking sector turmoil is a reminder that work on reforms remains unfinished, and there is a need to "consider whether deregulation may have gone too far," US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen plans to say Thursday. Referring to banking turmoil and the pandemic, she said: "These events remind us of the urgent need to complete unfinished business."
Swiss court convicts four bankers over Putin cellist funds
Four bankers from a Russian bank's Swiss branch have been found guilty by a Zurich court over vast sums going into the accounts of a close confidant of President Vladimir Putin.
Canadian woman shares epic view of her Cape Town holiday apartment
Sarah Doty, a Canadian tourist, shared a TikTok video on breathtaking sights in Cape Town. The lady said the place did not look real as she gave a glimpse.
Fort Hare student wins case against university, Eastern Cape court orders institution to give him pass mark
The Bhisho High Court ordered The University of Fort Hare to give a student a passing mark after the senate attempted to fail him on a submission technicality.
Enhle Mbali seemingly forgives Black Coffee, actress pens touching post about forgiveness: “Forgive everyone”
It seems Enhle Mbali has forgiven Black Coffee. The former 'Isibaya' star penned a touching post about forgiveness. She split with the Grammy winner in 2019.
Pearl Thusi announcing Instagram hiatus sparks rumours of new Netflix show after 'Queen Sono' was cancelled
Pearl Thusi recently announced her Instagram hiatus. The 'Quantico' actress' announcement caused speculations that she might be working on a new Netflix show.
Streaming films more diverse than cinematic releases: study
Films released by streaming services are more racially representative and more likely to have female leads than those that debut in theatres, a study released Thursday showed. A third of streaming films had a minority actor in the lead role last year, while only 22 percent of theatrical releases did, the report said.
Mzansi woman scolds white toddler in isiXhosa over mess, SA in tears as she orders him to fetch broom
One woman scolded a white toddler in isiXhosa after he made a mess. South Africans were in stitches as the little kid followed her instructions perfectly.
2 Mzansi women's amapiano dance battle against their daughters on TikTok goes viral, SA chooses best pair of dancers
Two parents decided to hold their own in a TikTok dance battle against their children. Online users were more than happy to pick their favourite dance video.
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