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Macron denies being main target of campaign financing probe
French President Emmanuel Macron on Friday denied being the main target of a judicial investigation into the government's use of management consultants and their role in recent election campaigns.
President Cyril Ramaphosa calls for end to Zimbabwean sanctions, Mzansi shares mixed reactions
President Cyril Ramaphosa used his state visit to the United Kingdom to bring to light issues surrounding the sanctions imposed on Zimbabwe and gained praise.
Umhlobo Wenene's presenters in South Africa: A-Z exhaustive list with images
Discover Umhlobo Wenene's presenters in 2022. Also, discover the shows they host and the time they air, why some left, and the new presenters in the station.
Rapper Kwesta and Yolanda Mvelase celebrate 12-year anniversary of their relationship
Kwesta and his wife Yolanda Mvelase celebrated their 12th year anniversary being together. Yolanda went on Instagram to post a picture embracing each other.
Inflation clouds 'Black Friday' kickoff of US holiday shopping season
Retailers unveiled a trove of fresh seasonal promotions Friday, as they try to coax sales from reticent shoppers whose holiday cheer has been tempered by inflation and worries over a softening economy. "Retailers are desperate for some spending cheer but the worry is that it could turn out to be more of a Bleak Friday," said Hargreaves Lansdown analyst Susannah Streeter.
4 Times politicians who resorted to violence were caught on camera: not-so-honourable moments
Briefly News takes a look at some memorable moments when South African politicians restored to violence and the dishonourable incidents were caught on camera.
Carrefour still sells beef tied to Brazil deforestation: NGO
French retail giant Carrefour is still selling Brazilian beef products linked to destruction of the Amazon rainforest despite committing to end such sales, the US activist group Mighty Earth said Friday. Mighty Earth identified 12 products sold that came from the two slaughterhouses in four of the group's shops", including the Atacadao brand, the group said in a statement.
Dad who separated from baby mama gets job at daughter's school to see her more, goes viral
People have applauded a proud father who took extra measures to spend time with his daughter after the judge told him that he could only see her on the weekends
Mali junta hits out at critical rights report
Mali's junta has hit back at a new report accusing the army and Russian paramilitaries as well as rebels of "grave crimes" against civilians, saying it "totally rejects" the charges. The government said it "totally rejects" the FIDH charges of persecution against the Peul community, which is often accused of supplying men for jihadist groups.
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