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Pearl Thusi reveals there are slim chances for 'Queen Sono' contract renewal despite recent positive reviews, loyal viewers express disappointment
Pearl Thusi says she has made peace with the fact that Netflix won't renew the contract for 'Queen Sono' despite the show receiving good reviews from viewers.
Gungubele admits Ramaphosa’s administration has fallen short in ending poverty and reducing inequality
Minister in the Presidency Mondli Gungubele admitted that Presidnet Ramaphosa's government has fallen short of eradicating poverty and reducing inequality.
Hawks clamps down on criminal activity, seizes over R500k worth of fake Ford Ranger products
The Hawks’ serious commercial crime investigation (SCCI) unit is clamping down on those in contravention of the Counterfeit Goods Act in the Western Cape.
Struggling Ghana plans tax rise, debt swap to secure IMF aid
Ghana's finance minister, Kenneth Ofori-Atta, presented the 2023 budget to parliament on Thursday, hiking tax and planning a debt swap as the country's negotiates an International Monetary Fund (IMF) loan. Ofori-Atta said the IMF talks had made "substantial progress", with agreement on "fiscal adjustment path, debt strategy and financing".
Algeria sentences scores to death over forest fire lynching: media
An Algerian court Thursday sentenced 49 people to death over the lynching of a man falsely accused of starting deadly forest fires during an extended heatwave last year, state media reported. The court in Dar El Beida on Thursday "sentenced 49 people to execution over (Ben Ismail's) murder and mutilation of his body," the APS news agency reported.
Brazil election court throws out Bolsonaro challenge, fines party
Brazil's top electoral authority on Wednesday threw out a challenge by President Jair Bolsonaro's party against his election defeat and fined it more than $4 million for bringing the case "in bad faith."
Syria Kurds fear thaw between Assad regime and Turkey
Syria's Kurds, bracing for a Turkish land offensive against their autonomous northern region, face an additional threat: being squeezed by warming ties between their foe Ankara and the Assad regime. The Kurds have avoided open hostilities with the Assad regime, except for some skirmishes, and maintained good ties with both US and Russian forces.
Enraged stunner exposes what she ordered vs what she got after getting opposite of R1 000 dress bought on Instagram, SA side-eyes her
A woman shared that an Instagram Boutique scammed her friend. The lady got a dress that looked completely different from what was advertised online for R1k
4 Home Affairs officials nabbed for allegedly selling SA passports to foreign nationals, Mzansi outraged
The Hawks nabbed four Home Affairs officials for allegedly selling South African passports to undocumented foreign nationals, sparking anger within Mzansi.
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