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Lady who crochets clothing and bags ready to teach needy single moms needlework
A young entrepreneur who crochets stylish clothing and bags from wool wants to empower single mothers by teaching them needlework to support their kiddies.
Union 'sceptical' of reforms to scandal-hit London fire service
The union representing UK firefighters said Saturday it was "sceptical" London Fire Brigade (LFB) leaders would implement reforms after an independent review concluded the service was institutionally misogynistic and racist.
Qatari World Cup streaming service partly inaccessible in Saudi
The official streaming platform of the World Cup is inaccessible in much of Saudi Arabia, subscribers told AFP on Saturday, saying they had received no explanation for the outage. Several subscribers in Saudi Arabia told AFP on Saturday they had been unable to access the service since the World Cup began on November 20.
The SPCA offering R5 000 reward for information about people involved in killing pit bulls
The SPCA is offering a R5 000 reward for information that might lead to the arrest and prosecution of people involved in killing three pit bulls a few days ago.
Macau casino giants win licence renewals, Malaysia's Genting loses bid
Macau said Saturday it has renewed the licences of its six major casino operators, with the city aiming for terms that would help diversify its economy away from gambling. Macau has long been keen to diversify away from gambling into tourism and leisure.
KZN Premier Nomusa Dube-Ncube ushers in 16 days of activism for no GBV by urging the community to play a part
The Premier of KwaZulu Natal, Nomusa Dube-Ncube, has urged communities to work alongside law enforcement agencies to curb gender-based violence in communities
Herman Mashaba apologises for body shaming Naledi Pandor, SA disappointed: "Next time think before you tweet"
Herman Mashaba apologised for body shaming Naledi Pandor with a tweet that has been deleted. SA bashed the ActionSA leader for his offensive comments online.
In a devastated Ukrainian village, winter brings more misery
As the temperatures plunge in eastern Ukraine, Sergiy Khmil says he has little choice but to use the stacks of ammunition boxes left by the retreating Russians forces as firewood this winter.
Deadly Xinjiang fire stirs anger at China's zero-Covid policy
A deadly fire in China's northwest Xinjiang region has spurred an outpouring of anger at the country's zero-Covid policy, as Beijing fights growing public fatigue over its hardline approach to containing the coronavirus. The action comes against a backdrop of mounting public frustration over the government's zero-tolerance approach to Covid and follows sporadic protests in other cities.
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