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President Cyril Ramaphosa plans to double wine exports to UK and increase investments, SA divided by remarks
President Cyril Ramaphosa told UK investors that South Africa has been implementing changes to boost confidence and plans to double wine exports to the country.
Tiktok of little boy botching the months of the year gives SA the feels, "February must just forget"
A little kid charmed his way into Mzansi online users hearts. He showed off that he knew 12 months of the year, and people could not get enough of the video.
For political activists, Twitter packs a vital punch
From the Arab Spring uprisings to the MeToo movement in which women spoke up about sexual assaults, Twitter has proven itself a formidable ally for political activists and opposition groups, one whose reach and impact would be difficult to replace.
Experts warn against bringing rebels into army to end Congo fighting
DR Congo's army once absorbed rebels into its ranks as a way to end conflict, but as the country struggles with an offensive by the M23 militia in the east, experts caution against reviving the policy. Congolese leaders put an end to the policy in 2013, judging it ineffective, but Djoli went further, saying its "ramshackle" implementation had led to the army being "infiltrated."
Former homeless man Bonga happily checks into rehab, Mzansi peeps celebrate: "This is absolutely amazing"
Former homeless man Bonga Sithole happily entered rehab. The well-spoken man was all over the news because of his eloquence which impressed proud Mzansi peeps.
Zakhele Madida to release final album as Zakes Bantwini, SAMAs winner says: "It's over for Zakes Bantwini"
Zakhele Madida is set to release final album as Zakes Bantwini. The Grammy nominated artist said it's over for Zakes Bantwini. He'll produce for other artists.
Russian lawmakers approve bill banning LGBTQ 'propaganda'
Russian lawmakers unanimously approved a bill banning all forms of LGBTQ "propaganda" in a final reading on Thursday, as Moscow presses ahead with its conservative drive at home while its troops fight in Ukraine. This rhetoric has only strengthened since he sent troops into Ukraine on February 24, isolating Moscow and leading to an unprecedented crackdown at home.
Spanish PM sets sights on international role
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez will on Sunday become president of an international socialist grouping, a potential springboard to a major post on the world stage. A year before a general election in Spain, which polls suggest he will struggle to win, Sanchez is the only candidate to head the Socialist International (SI) -- an umbrella group of 132 centre-left parties from around the world.
Grade 11 pupil brutally stabbed in Free State in 2nd suspected gang-related feud in SA schools
A 20-year-old Grade 11 learner from a Free State high school has been stabbed to death after a fight broke out that is suspected to be related to a gang feud.
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