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BI Phakathi South Africa's anonymous helper asks a struggling man for R2, and gives hundred in return
BI Phakathi surprises a struggling man by asking for R2 and giving him hundreds in return. You must read about the amazing generosity of this anonymous helper.
Volkswagen shares jump on 2023 optimism
German auto giant Volkswagen on Friday unveiled an optimistic forecast for 2023 on expectations that global supply chain woes will ease, sending its shares soaring. "We expect the supply chain bottlenecks to gradually ease in the current year, allowing us to service the high order backlog," said chief financial officer Arno Antlitz.
Groom caught by bride being breastfed by his mother at wedding, netizens shocked by viral TikTok story
A wedding planner shared a story on a podcast about a groom who was allegedly caught being breastfed by his mother on his wedding day. Netizens were shocked.
21 People including schoolchildren die in Limpopo crash involving 2 taxis and heavy motor vehicle
A horrific accident between two minibus taxis and a cement-mixing truck has claimed the lives of 21 people in Limpopo. Schoolchildren were among the victims.
Kay Sibiya responds to GBV allegations levelled against him by his baby mama, actor denies all claims
Kay Sibiya denied all the allegations his baby mama levelled against him. The former 'Uzalo' actor and Zookey Zarling, former Gagasi FM presenter, have a kid.
Airlines sue Dutch over Schiphol airport flight cuts
Top airlines including KLM, Delta and EasyJet said Friday they are taking the Dutch government to court over plans to limit flights at Amsterdam's Schiphol Airport for environmental reasons. US-based Delta said it "strongly objected" to the Schiphol limits while Britain's EasyJet branded the Dutch government move "arbitrary".
France's Macron pushes economic ties in Angola
French President Emmanuel Macron on Friday pursued his African tour aimed at renewing frayed ties, inking an economic accord with Angola. - Anti-French sentiment - He arrived in Luanda late Thursday from Gabon, and is due in Brazzaville later Friday before winding up his tour in Kinshasa, capital of the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Black Coffee reflects on how his arm got paralysed on the night before Nelson Mandela’s historic jail release
Black Coffee got injured the day before Nelson Mandela was released from jail. He spent 27 years in prison. The Grammy winner reflected on how he got paralysed.
Spanish PM slams Ferrovial's planned Dutch move
Spain's prime minister denounced Friday a plan by construction giant Ferrovial to move its headquarters to the Netherlands, accusing it of not wanting to pay its fair share of taxes. But the Spanish government accuses Ferrovial of seeking to benefit from lower Dutch taxes on corporate income and dividends.
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