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JMPD calls on motorist who allegedly paid R 1 800 bribe to officer to come forward
The Johannesburg Metropolitan Police Department saaid an internal investigation into the allegation that an officer accepted a R1 800 bribe had been launched.
Midterms offer Biden hope in defeat
Joe Biden's Democrats seem to have escaped a feared drubbing in Tuesday's midterm elections, but it remains to be seen whether that will revive the US president's flagging fortunes until 2024 -- or beyond.
US livid as basketball star Griner moved to Russian penal colony
Russia is moving US basketball star Brittney Griner to a penal colony after she lost an appeal against a drug conviction, her lawyers said Wednesday, drawing a sharp rebuke from the White House. She "is now on her way to a penal colony," lawyers Maria Blagovolina and Alexander Boykov said in a statement.
US-China rivalry clouds Beijing's climate promises at UN summit
Fractured relations between the United States and China have cast further doubt on whether Beijing will sign up to more climate promises, with pressure mounting on the world's biggest emitter. Alden Meyer, a senior associate at climate change think tank E3G, said cooperation between China and the United States on key issues such as methane and deforestation was essential.
Tumbling gas prices fail to subdue energy bills
European wholesale gas prices have fallen from record peaks reached after producer Russia's invasion of Ukraine, but energy bills remain sky high despite government help aimed at easing consumers' pain. But consumers still face unusually high bills, even if the worst of the winter has yet to come in the northern hemisphere.
Sanral called out for granting Chinese companies multi-billion rand contracts over SA companies
Business forum Amadelangokubona has slammed the South African National Roads Agency (Sanral) for granting multi-billion rand contracts to Chinese companies.
Egypt dissident Abdel Fattah's family demands proof of life
The family of Egypt's jailed dissident Alaa Abdel Fattah, who is refusing food and water, demanded information on his health Wednesday amid what they said were "rumours of force-feeding". The dissident's aunt, novelist Ahdaf Soueif, tweeted that "we cannot explain two days without letters" and said that the family was concerned about "rumours of force-feeding and of sleep-inducing drugs".
"Tickets to a funeral is crazy": Takeoff burial details leave loyal Migos fans enraged over rapper's upcoming final send-off
Takeoff's funeral will be open for his fans to attend in Atlanta. Free tickets are available for Migos fans but most supporters did not approve of the idea.
Bonang Matheba pregnancy rumours surface again, peeps convinced media personality is expecting her 1st baby
Bonang Matheba pregnancy rumours have surfaced again on the timeline. Reacting to pics, peeps are convinced the media personality is expecting her first baby.
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