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UK central bank blames Brexit for trade slump
Brexit is hurting the UK economy, Bank of England officials said Wednesday, even as government leaders downplay the impact of the seismic EU withdrawal. Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey said the central bank was sticking by its initial prognosis issued after the June 2016 referendum, when it warned that Brexit would shrink the UK economy.
Pakistan reverses morality ban on transgender romance movie
A Pakistani film portraying romance between a married man and a transgender woman was cleared for domestic screenings on Wednesday, officials said, reversing a government ban forced by Islamist pressure. Transgender activists rallied around the cause of the film on social media following news of the ban.
Chad opposition in shock after crackdown
Some have fled or gone into hiding while for others, just to walk in front of their party's now abandoned headquarters stirs dread. They're afraid of even walking in front of the Transformers (building), afraid of being arrested."
Little girl annoyed with stranger who touched her chin, SA proud of her speaking up: "Yes, boundaries, lil mama"
A little girl got annoyed with a stranger who touched her chin. Her complaining about the situation made SA peeps feel very proud because of her complaint.
Absent Nigerians confront World Cup 'bad dream'
Nigerians are facing up to the reality of not qualifying for the World Cup, which kicks off Sunday in Qatar, as the African football giants have to watch from the sidelines the countdown to the quadrennial global showpiece. Will Nigerian fans now switch their support to "Old Enemy" Ghana, a neighbouring West African country, one of five teams from the continent who qualified.
Ebola trial vaccines heading to Uganda: WHO
Three candidate vaccines against the strain of Ebola wreaking havoc in Uganda will be shipped to the East African country next week for trials, the World Health Organization said Wednesday. The WHO and the Ugandan health ministry accepted the committee's recommendation, he said, adding: "We expect the first doses of vaccine to be shipped to Uganda next week."
2 “pensioners” who made millions while getting Sassa grants arrested for fronting, SA thinks gogos were used
Two women were arrested for fronting after the pensioners were caught collecting Sassa old age grants while their companies were making millions on tenders.
"Shoveling king," Mzansi impressed as man loads a 10 cube truck with a shovel
The man was just doing his job, but his catchy shovel plays left Mzansi impressed and yearning for more. People applauded him for doing his job with pure joy
Throwback video of little girl trolling telesales agent has the people of Mzansi shedding tears of laughter
A video of a little girl trolling a telesales agent has surfaced again and it hits just as hard as it did the first time. Mzansi peeps can’t get enough of it.
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