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Crowds build for reopening of Windsor Castle
Hundreds of people lined up on Thursday outside Windsor Castle, as the landmark royal residence and its historic St George's Chapel, where Queen Elizabeth II was buried last week, re-opened following her death. Royal palaces and residences have been closed since the death of the queen on September 8, including Windsor, west of London, where she spent much of her time.
Deranged gunman opens fire at KZN primary school, attacks security guard and 2 adults
A seemingly out-of-control man entered Alston primary school in Pietermaritzburg and stabbed a security guard before stealing his gas gun and opening fire.
Playful man makes little kids sing about how much of an amazing uncle he is for cooldrink in funny video
A hilarious video of an unseen playful uncle making a group of kids sing to him in order to give them some of his cool drink has many Mzansi netizens amused.
Collen Mashawana finally hands over new home to KZN gogo, Mzansi peeps share their joy: "We are happy for you"
Businessman and philanthropist Collen Mashawana finally handed over a new home to a KZN gogo. The sweet senior citizen was an unlucky victim of the KZN floods.
Taliban fire into air to disperse women's rally backing Iran protests
Taliban forces on Thursday used gunfire to disperse a women's rally in the Afghan capital supporting protests in Iran over the death of a woman in morality police custody. An organiser, speaking anonymously, told AFP the rally was staged "to show our support and solidarity with the people of Iran and the women victims of the Taliban in Afghanistan".
Catalan separatists in crisis 5 years after referendum
Josep Lluis Rodriguez has not given up hope of an independent Catalonia. But shopkeeper Magda Artigas has lost any hope of seeing the emergence of an independent Catalan republic, despite voting for one in successive referendums in 2009, 2014 and 2017.
'Humiliated' and 'harassed': Ukrainians recount life under occupation
Surrounded by kittens unmoved by the far-off sounds of war, 72-year-old Maria Syzhuk recalled the terror she lived through during Russia's six-month occupation of her village in southern Ukraine. Syzhuk was one among a handful of the village's 4,000 residents who stayed throughout Russia's hold on the area after it invaded Ukraine in late February.
National Treasury bans Bain & Co for 10 years from public sector contracts, SA welcomes ruling
Bain & Co. has been banned by National Treasury from tendering for public sector contracts for 10 years for corrupt and fraudulent practices in a SARS contract.
Kelly Khumalo fights back, singer stands her ground as naysayers slam her about her fallout with Wanda Baloyi
Kelly Khumalo stood her ground when her naysayers slammed her about her fallout with Wanda Baloyi. The reality TV star refused to apologise to former bestie.
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