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National Assembly criminalises hate speech and hate crimes, gaining mixed reactions: “Watch how it gets abused”
A bill that criminalises hate speech and hate crimes has been passed by the National Assembly, gaining mixed reactions from citizens and some political parties.
Zara owner Inditex posts record profit
Zara owner Inditex, the world's biggest fashion retailer, reported record profits for 2022 despite halting operations in Russia and soaring global inflation. Inditex also overcame a surge in production costs that has hit manufacturers as inflation soared following Russia's assault on Ukraine.
Woman hires PI to find hubby cheating with his 2 family members, TikTok of wild revenge story gets 3M views
An American lady wanted people to know that her husband cheated on her with his stepmom and stepsister, and she got payback. The revenge story went TikTok viral
SA fuming after Cyril Ramaphosa told 18 ambassadors that govt is working to end electricity crisis: “Lies, lies, lies”
President Cyril Ramaphosa welcomed SA's newly accredited ambassadors with assurances that the government is working on ending the deepening electricity crisis.
Local businesses in Mpumalanga get much needed support
through the Bambelela Business Awards
The event hosted by the Hollywood Foundation, through its Enterprise and Supplier Development programme, was attended by stakeholders in the business sector.
Sparky Xulu writes emotional post after winning Outstanding Supporting Actor award at Royalty Soapie Awards
Former 'The Estate' star Sparky Xulu took to Instagram to show gratitude after winning the Outstanding Supporting Actor award at the Royalty Soapie Awards.
China retail sales up in New Year after Covid reopening
Chinese retail sales rebounded in January and February as Beijing abandoned its suffocating zero-Covid policy, reopening borders and ending mandatory quarantine, and the country celebrated the Lunar New Year holiday. China usually releases January and February economic data together to ensure they are not skewed by the long Chinese New Year holiday.
Strike grips Sri Lanka as unions protest IMF bailout
Bankrupt Sri Lanka's hospitals were crippled and transport disrupted on Wednesday as trade unions protested against the doubling of taxes to qualify for a crucial IMF bailout. Officials involved in the negotiations said the IMF was closely monitoring the protests and social unrest since the tax reforms.
Africa pays the price as China and Russia muscle in
China and Russia are bolstering their presence in Africa to tap its rich natural resources, analysts say, amid grave warnings from UN agencies the world's poorest countries face accumulating crippling debts. The 1990s debt crisis in Africa was caused by Western countries, not by China or Russia, said Nantulya.
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