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Et tu, Brute?: Mangaung ANC targets disgruntled members after revenge vote ushers DA speaker into council
The ANC in Mangaung, Free State decided to subjects its councilors to polygraph testing after some members voted a DA councillor in as speaker of the council.
Mzansi laughs at video of white people at traditional wedding dancing with no rhythm: “What a disastrous mess”
A video surfaced on social media showing a bunch of young and willing white folk participating in a traditional wedding. Their lack of rhythm defeated people.
Fired G4S prison guard who allegedly helped Thabo Bester escape showed off brand new VW T-Roc on Facebook
Fired G4S guard Senohe Matsoara has been linked to Thabo Bester's elaborate prison escape. Matsoara reportedly did not follow protocol the night of the escape.
Mzansi man makes Zulu nurse bae lunch and delivers it, TikTok of her breaking into traditional dance when she sees him goes viral
One nurse was happy to see her husband at her workplace with her lunch. Mzansi TikTok users were touched to see the husband go the extra mile for his wife.
'Shaka Ilembe' actor Thembinkosi Mthembu sparks heated debate after referring to himself as "light-skinned": "He got jokes"
Thembinkosi Mthembu was trolled for calling himself "light-skinned". He talked about his skin colour after being dragged for landing a role in 'Shaka Ilembe'.
Canada revs up its EV batteries manufacturing
As the world accelerates toward emissions-free driving, Canada is making a big push into batteries for electric vehicles -- touting tax incentives, bountiful critical minerals and clean energy to attract multinationals.
Fruit in crisis: Florida's orange groves buffeted by hurricane, disease
Vernon Hollingsworth grew up in Florida among his family's orange trees, recently ravaged by a double whammy of disease and a hurricane that have sent juice prices spiraling and left farmers blinking in disbelief. In Florida, the world's second largest producer of orange juice after Brazil, groves have been suffering from a citrus tree disease called Huanglongbing (HLB) for the last 17 years.
Australian parliament approves emissions caps on big polluters
Breakthrough climate laws passed by Australia on Thursday will target the nation's worst polluters, forcing coal mines and oil refineries to curb emissions by about five percent each year. Aluminium smelters, coal mines, oil refineries and other large polluters will be forced to cut their emissions by 4.9 percent each year.
China's economy showing 'strong momentum', says Li
China's economy showing 'strong momentum', says Li
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