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Cassper Nyovest jams to AKA's song 'Company' after rapper's assassination, Supa Mega's fans unimpressed: "Why now?"
Cassper Nyovest was spotted playing AKA's song 'Company' after the rapper was assassinated in Durban. The video trended on Twitter, and Mzansi wasn't pleased.
EFF slams government for deploying armed soldiers during national shutdown, SA divided: “Signs of dictatorship”
The EFF slammed government for the deployment of South African National Defence Force (SANDF) members amid the country's national shutdown on Monday, 20 March.
Johannesburg woman works undercover for nine months, flaunts the newly decked house
Zintle Ndzwane who lives in Alberton, Johannesburg posted images of new decor on Facebook. The woman flaunted her achievement and independence through her work.
National shutdown: EFF gets shutdown going early in Chatsworth, Durban, man nabbed for distributing tyres
The Economic Freedom Fighters' national shutdown is set to begin on Monday, 20 March. Members and supporters in Chatsworth, Durban started protesting on Sunday.
National shutdown: 5 students arrested in Braamfontein during EFF’s “peaceful protest”
The police arrested five students on Sunday night, 19 March who were part of the Economic Freedom Fighters' "peaceful" march in Braamfontein, Johannesburg CBD.
EFF national shutdown: Woman asks in TikTok video if people can look for her tyre size, Mzansi busts
A lady has capitalize on the tyres the EFF have tried to use to barricade roads in the national shutdown by asking people to keep a lookout for her car’s size.
Spurred by TikTok, some Americans return to cash to curb spending
Manicured fingers meticulously place cash in transparent envelopes marked "food," "gas" and other categories, demonstrating in a TikTok video a retro technique for controlling what you spend that is newly popular with some money-conscious Americans. Both women decided the way to turn around their spending behavior was to rely on the technique of paying cash for everything.
California's desert farmers defend their river rights
A blanket of crops covers the floor of the Imperial Valley in southern California, a patchwork of vibrant greens given life by the Colorado River in a landscape bleached by the desert sun. - Productive land - Despite a very wet California winter, Imperial Valley hasn't gotten much rain this year.
Boosted by Ukraine war, German arms maker joins DAX index
German arms manufacturer Rheinmetall will join Frankfurt's blue-chip DAX index Monday, highlighting the improving fortunes of the country's weapons industry as the Ukraine war spurs demand. Rheinmetall and other weapons manufacturers approached by AFP are in negotiations with the government and the German military to fill gaps in stocks, worsened by huge deliveries of armaments to Ukraine.
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