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Macron rams budget through divided French parliament
President Emmanuel Macron's government on Wednesday sought to ram its 2023 budget through parliament without a vote as it seeks to lift the country out of an economic squeeze that has sparked strikes and demonstrations.
Man roughly confiscates shoes and wig he bought for his girlfriend, SA is shocked
A man roughly took away his girlfriend's wig and shoes after he found out she was cheating on him. SA people are shocked by his pettiness towards the lady.
Nota Baloyi shuts down rumours about getting back with Berita, peeps say he needs help after insisting ex-wife has demons
Nota Balyi went on another rant about his ex-wife. Nota dispelled rumours that they were back together and said she was still under the Illuminati's control.
Mom advocating pit bull ban after losing arm in attack has peeps discussing the dog: "I'm against the banning"
A mom advocating a pit bull ban after losing her arm in an attack has made South Africans discuss the pet. Some either stand with the dog or are against it.
Zozibini Tunzi's iconic fashion moments of 2022, including her chic London looks
Zozibini Tunzi is truly coming into her own as a style icon. Briefly News takes a peek at the former Miss Universe's most memorable fashion moments of 2022.
Ramaphosa's administration is no different from the apartheid government, activist accuses
Apartheid and human rights activist Reverend Allen Boesak compared President Cyril Ramaphosa's administration to apartheid president PW Botha's government.
US citizen jailed in Saudi for tweets on Khashoggi, Yemen: son
A US citizen jailed in Saudi Arabia is being punished for "mild" Twitter posts on topics including the war in Yemen and the 2018 killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi, his son told AFP on Wednesday. On Wednesday, Ibrahim shared with AFP a list of Twitter posts he said had been used in evidence against his father -- information he said had been confirmed by the State Department.
Clock ticking to avert 'genocide' in Tigray: WHO chief
The World Health Organization chief said Wednesday time was running out to avoid "genocide" in Ethiopia's war-torn Tigray, as Human Rights Watch called for sanctions against Addis Ababa to avert civilian deaths. Separately, Human Rights Watch (HRW) called for the United States, European Union and UN to apply "targeted sanctions and an arms embargo" against Ethiopia to help protect civilian lives.
Flabba's baby mamas accuse Sindisiwe Manqele of trying to cash in on rapper's death, team up against her
Flabba's baby mamas accused Sindisiwe Manqele of trying to cash in on the rapper's death. They've team up against her. The rapper's killer will drop a doccie.
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