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SA inspired by Stoan after saying despite his legendary career, he still has dreams and hopes for the future
Stoan recently shared with his followers that despite his career that is successful, he still has huge dreams that he desires. SA was left inspired by the muso.
Police arrest 2 suspects connected to Soweto tavern shooting
The SA Police have arrested two suspects involved in the Soweto tavern shooting. Mzansi took to social media to weigh in on the high crime rate in the country.
SA reacts to 'Sarafina!' cast members reuniting to celebrate 30th anniversary without 'Idols SA' judge Somizi Mhlongo: "Somizi was an extra ne?"
South Africans have taken to their timelines to genuinely ask about Somizi whereabouts after the cast of the legendary SA film 'Sarafina!" reunited without him.
Eskom to continue rolling out Stage 5 blackouts till Saturday morning and Stages 3 and 4 next week
Eskom has announced that Stage 5 loadshedding will be implemented until Saturday at 5 am and be lowered to Stage 4 on Sunday, 25 September and Stage 3 on Monday
Indigenous activists raise climate awareness on sidelines of UNGA
Uyukar Domingo Peas, an Ecuadorian Indigenous activist, says if there are still "reservoirs of natural resources" in the world, it is "because we have protected them for thousands of years." Peas was speaking at Environment Week, a series of independent events involving Indigenous peoples from around the world that is being held in New York on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly.
From warriors to grandpa jokes as Italy readies to vote
Italians were on Saturday braced for seismic change, on the eve of an election forecast to hand Italy the most right-wing government since World War II. Out with internationally respected Mario Draghi and in -- polls say -- with eurosceptic Giorgia Meloni, head of the post-fascist Brothers of Italy party, who is widely tipped to become the country's first female prime minister.
Neighbouring Russia, Latvians prep for war
When war erupted in Ukraine, the head of Latvia's fashion chamber Dita Danosa did not hesitate to become an army reservist, swapping her usually stylish clothes for military fatigues. While Latvia's EU and NATO membership reassured her, Danosa said she felt under threat "because Russian aggression is unpredictable and we don't know what can happen".
Milan fashion mobilises for Italy vote
Go out and vote to protect your rights, top Italian designers urged compatriots this week as the Milan shows coincided with elections predicted to see a far-right government take power in Rome. "On September 25 vote to protect rights already acquired, thinking about progress and with an eye on the future," she posted.
Lira posts 6-month recovery update after her stroke: "A precious gift"
Lira took the time to pen an update to her fans six months after suffering a stroke. The singer said she is still on a recovery journey and thankful for life.
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