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US hits network that smuggled chips to Russian arms makers
US authorities indicted five Russians Wednesday who allegedly shipped American electronic components to Russia arms makers, some of which have been found on the battlefield in Ukraine. "Some of the types of electronic components obtained through the criminal scheme have been found in Russian weapons platforms seized on the battlefield in Ukraine," the Justice Department said.
French oil refinery strikes begin to ease
After three weeks of blockades, strikes at sites owned by French oil giant TotalEnergies were starting to ease on Wednesday, although uncertainty remains over fuel supply as the country heads into the autumn holiday break.
Smartphone sales sag as consumers delay purchases: report
Global smartphone sales have slumped this year amid a "gloomy economic outlook," prompting people to spend money on essentials instead of the latest gadgets, according to a market tracker. "The gloomy economic outlook has led consumers to delay purchasing electronic hardware and prioritize other essential spending," the market tracker said.
Tesla reports jump in Q3 profits, but revenues miss estimates
Tesla reported Wednesday another quarter of sparkling earnings growth, but shares fell amid questions over the resilience of electric vehicle demand, CEO Elon Musk's embattled Twitter transaction and other issues.
Transnet fuel heist kingpin arrested by Hawks in Pretoria in connection to stolen fuel worth over R102 m
An alleged kingpin in a group that stole Transnet fuel and damaged the parastatal's pipes has been apprehended in Pretoria by a Multidisciplinary task force.
Polygamist Musa Mseleku says people should stay away from having several partners
Musa Mseleku gave surprising advice to the masses about polygamous relationships. He told people to only do it if they want big families and build a legacy.
EU readies sanctions on Russia's Iran drones as Security Council meets
The European Union on Wednesday readied new sanctions on Iran over its supply of drones to Russia as the UN Security Council met on the unmanned attacks that have caused destruction in Ukraine. But the European Union said Wednesday it had confirmed that Iran has supplied the drones to Russia.
Inspiring man who lived life on his own terms dies after long battle against cancer
Inspiring Durban man who chose to live life on his terms rather than receives palliative care succumbed to his battle with cancer on Tuesday night, 18 October.
Who is Vin Diesel's wife Paloma Jiménez? Age, movies, kids, photos
Who is VIN DIESEL'S WIFE? Read on to find out more details about the wife to the hugely popular Fast & Furious actor, their children, and their marriage.
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