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AKA hints at deal with Drip Footwear, rapper shares pic posing with company's founder Lekau Sehoana, "Playing mind games"
AKA hinted that he may work with Drip Footwear. The star would be collabing with the same company that does his rival Cassper Nyovest's sneaker production.
Man celebrates becoming qualified commercial pilot, shares snap showing ambitious journey: "It hasn’t ended"
A man took to the socials to celebrate becoming a qualified commercial pilot and shared some snaps showing his journey. Peeps were proud of the achievement.
Boston Marathon winner one of two more Kenyans suspended for doping
Last year's Boston marathon winner Diana Chemtai Kipyokei and her Kenyan teammate Betty Wilson Lempus have been provisionally suspended over anti-doping rule violations, the Athletics Integrity Unit (AIU) announced Friday.
'Uthando Nes'thembu' viewers feel for Musa Mseleku's wife MaYeni after she shed tears in fire episode of show
Uthando Nes'thembu' viewers felt sorry for Musa Mseleku's wife MaYeni after she shed tears in the latest episode of the epic SA reality show about polygamy.
Absa & Dis-Chem promised community of Jagersfontein R200 000, SA hopes funds won't get looted
The Absa Group and Dis-Chem promised the community of Jagersfontein a R200 000 donation in essential supplies and cash, after the mine's dam wall collapsed.
German tourist murder suspect appears in Mpumalanga court, facing multiple charges
A suspect who was arrested in connection with the murder of a German tourist appeared in the Kabokweni Magistrate’s Court in Mpumalanga on Friday, 14 October.
Jeremy Hunt: softly-spoken survivor takes on hardest role
Newly appointed UK finance minister Jeremy Hunt is a mild-mannered political survivor who will require all of his considerable experience to calm an economy and government beset by chaos. Hunt hails from the centre of the Conservative Party, and his appointment indicates Truss wants to appease those MPs already plotting to remove her after her tax-cutting budget sparked market chaos.
Health department upgrades Healthcare units in Eastern Cape and Gauteng, unveils finished product
The health department is on a mission to improve medical care in South Africa. Two events in the Eastern Cape and Gauteng unveiled new and improved facilities.
Northwest Nigeria state imposes lockdown over bandit attacks
The northwest Nigerian state of Zamfara has imposed a local lockdown and closed some markets and highways amid restrictions to contain renewed attacks by bandit militias after the breakdown of a peace deal, officials said. Zamfara, one of the worst hit by the bandit violence, had enjoyed a lull in attacks following peace deal with the gunmen, including with powerful warlord Bello Turji.
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