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Tanzanian 'Tug of War' wins top prize at Carthage Film Festival
Tanzanian film "Tug of War", about love and politics during the final years of British colonial Zanzibar, has won the Tanit d'Or at Tunisia's prestigious Carthage Film Festival. "Under the Fig Trees", directed by Tunisia's Erige Sehiri, won the Tanit d'Argent.
Sandile Shezi offers to pay R10K weekly installments to a man he owes R1.2M after pleading bankruptcy
Self-proclaimed SA's youngest millionaire Sandile Shezi has requested to pay R10 000 weekly installments to a retired principal he allegedly duped R1.2 million
Woman with glitter makeup fights for her boyfriend at grocery store
A woman warns a cashier to stay away from her boyfriend in a funny exchange. The video amused many people on TikTok and some men said they want a girl like her.
Six displaced Syrians killed in regime rocket strike: monitor
Syrian regime rocket fire killed six civilians including two children at makeshift camps for displaced people in the country's last major rebel-held bastion early Sunday, a war monitor said.
Passenger plane plunges into Lake Victoria in Tanzania
A plane carrying 43 people plunged into Lake Victoria in Tanzania early on Sunday due to bad weather shortly before it was due to land in the northwestern city of Bukoba, police said, with efforts under way to rescue those onboard.
Pope prays for 'suffering peoples' on final day in Gulf
Pope Francis said Sunday he was praying for "suffering peoples of the Middle East", at the end of a Bahrain visit promoting dialogue with Islam but marked by accusations of rights abuses in the Gulf state. He told Lebanese congregants he was praying for "your beloved country, so weary and sorely tried, as well as (for) all peoples suffering in the Middle East".
Japan PM pledges to boost military capacity
Prime Minister Fumio Kishida pledged Sunday to beef up Japan's naval and military capacity, warning that nations must prepare to face aggressors. "The enhancement (of Japan's naval capacity) cannot wait, including construction of new naval ships, bolstering our missile defence capacity and improvement of the work conditions and compensations for our (military) personnel," he said.
Italy lets minors, sick off migrant rescue boat but spurns 35 others
Italy let minors and sick people off a German-flagged rescue vessel Sunday but refused to let 35 male adult migrants off, to the rejected survivors' despair. Three female minors and a baby were the first off the Humanity 1 in Catania port in the early hours, followed by male minors, SOS Humanity's press officer Petra Krischok told AFP. After that, male adults with medical issues were allowed off.
Weekly wrap: Konka menu prices stuns man, vibey teacher shows off moves & Umlungu trends for speaking isiZulu
A local man was shocked by the high prices at Konka, a vibey teacher showed off her dance moves in viral clips. A white man impressed Mzansi with his isiZulu.
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