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UK baby murder accused wrote 'I killed them', court told
Police probing a spate of baby deaths at a UK hospital found a note stating "I am evil I did this" at the home of a nurse accused of killing them, a court was told on Wednesday. The note reading "I am evil I did this", which was shown to the court, was written in capital letters.
'Challenging' year for Ikea, 10,000 layoffs in Russia
Swedish furniture giant Ikea posted a six percent rise in full-year sales on Thursday, in what it described as a "challenging" year due to inflation and scaling back in Russia.
Sithelo Shozi's GBV case against Andile Mpisane to have its day in court at the end of October after tweeps accused the DJ of being bribed to drop the serious charges
Sithelo Shozi has maintained that her GBV case against Andile will still be heard in court. This is after South Africans accused her of being bribed to lay low.
Cape Town man who tried to save 18-year-old who was hit by car says victim was helpless while others took pics
A Cape Town man is being hailed as a hero for his efforts while attempting a save the life of an 18-year-old who was allegedly hit by a drunk driver recently.
Italy parliament in rocky step towards new government
Italy's parliament met for the first time Thursday since the far-right won elections last month, a rocky first step in the process of forming a government, with tensions running high. The government, set to be Italy's most right-wing since World War II, is expected to be in place by the end of the month.
ANC wants Ekurhuleni mayor Tania Campbell out for racialising service delivery
The African National Congress has tabled a motion of no confidence against City of Ekurhuleni Mayor Tania Campbell for allegedly racialising service delivery.
Weak pound is major draw at London's Frieze art fair
As the global art world descends on London's Frieze fair this week, the current low value of the UK pound makes buying art in Britain particularly attractive for overseas collectors and dealers. It comes a week before Art Basel holds a major new art fair in the French capital called Paris+, but she said less experienced collectors see Frieze as a safer bet.
Zoleka Mandela celebrates massive milestone, author says her memoir 'When Hope Whispers' has sold out again
Zoleka Mandela is celebrating a massive milestone. The author says her memoir 'When Hope Whispers' has sold out again. The autobiography was released in 2013.
India's Infosys plans $1 bn buyback on strong profits
Indian outsourcing behemoth Infosys approved a $1 billion share buyback on Thursday after strong quarterly profits that reflected sustained demand for digital services. Chief financial officer Nilanjan Roy said the board had approved an open market share buyback of 93 billion rupees ($1.14 billion) in its meeting before the results announcement.
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