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US TikTokker catches her son splashing water everywhere, his squeals of excitement get 9 million views
A toddler was caught by mom splashing water everywhere, and his squeals of excitement went viral. With a whopping nine million, he melted hearts on TikTok.
Transport MMC Kenny Kunene reveals City of Johannesburg needs R37 billion to fix metro's pothole-riddled roads
Kenny Kunene, Joburg's transport MMC, says that R37 billion is needed to adequately fix the metro's deteriorating roads but the city doesn't have enough money.
Patrice Motsepe denies baby rumours with Katlego Danke, SA billionaire's lawyers say claims are defamatory: "Absolutely false"
Patrice Motsepe's lawyers denied that he's having an affair with 'Gomora' actress Katlego Danke. The billionaire's legal team said the allegations were fake.
6 Dodge Challenger Hellcats stolen in 45 seconds get 10M views on Twitter, videos of flawless car heist has peeps in awe
Thieves in America stole six Dodge Challenger Hellcats with impressive skill. Although they were committing a crime, people couldn't help but admire the heist.
EFF ditches President Cyril Ramaphosa’s Parliament Q&A session, says he's a “constitutional delinquent”
The Economic Freedom Fighters boycotted President Cyril Ramaphosa's Q&A session on Thursday, 9 March. The party listed a number of reasons for their no-show.
Shares in Chinese developer Kaisa plunge as trading resumes
Debt-laden Chinese property developer Kaisa's share price hit a record low on Friday as trading resumed following an 11-month trading halt, with the company saying it is in negotiations with creditors. Shares fell as much as 41 percent to a record low of HK$0.5 (about six US cents) on Friday morning, after the trading halt was lifted as a result of the data release.
White girl with afro goes TikTok viral, salty people get roasted by lovers in the comments: “It is beautiful”
A video of a white girl revealing her afro has gone viral on TikTok. While most people are in love with it, others got a little salty in the comment section.
The technology fighting Rwanda's silent killer of women
When Rwandan villager Lillian was diagnosed with cervical cancer, the 30-year-old feared that her life was over. The stigma and fear surrounding the disease and its connection to HIV -- a major risk factor for cervical cancer -- means many Rwandan women are reluctant even to get tested.
Bank of Japan leaves policy unchanged as Kuroda bows out
Japan's central bank left its ultra-easy monetary policy unchanged in its last meeting before Governor Haruhiko Kuroda steps down and is replaced by economics professor Kazuo Ueda. Kuroda, 78, will step down at the end of his second term on April 8, after a tenure -- the longest-ever for a Bank of Japan chief -- defined by his signature "bazooka" easy-money policies.
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