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Immigration officer sentenced to 4 years in prison for accepting R300 bribe at the Beitbridge Home Affairs
Khuliso Ravele, a former immigration officer, was sentenced to four years in prison for accepting an R300 bribe from a foreign national to stamp her passport.
Mzansi reacts to Twitter gent who's working the night shift at Pep
A guy on Twitter called Sanele says his girlfriend is working the night shift at Pep. South Africans laugh, and others warn him that his girlfriend is cheating.
Afghan girls protest school closure in eastern city
Dozens of girls protested in an eastern Afghan city on Saturday after Taliban authorities shut their secondary schools just days after classes resumed, an activist and residents said. Last week, five government secondary schools in the eastern province of Paktia restarted classes after hundreds of girls and tribal leaders demanded they reopen.
Belgium's biggest trial opens, six years after worst bombing
Six years after Belgium's deadliest peacetime attack, a Brussels court will this week host a landmark trial that survivors hope will mark a step forward in their recovery and that of their nation. On Monday he will be in court, hoping that the trial will mark the start of a new stage in his recovery.
Pearl Thusi defends Princess Diana post after Queen Elizabeth's death: "If you don't get it, forget about it"
Pearl Thusi has responded to some of her fans calling her out for posting pictures of Princess Diana on her Instagram page following Queen Elizabeth's death.
Instagram model tricked by her date into settling R20 000 bill at Zanzu Pretoria
DJ and Instagram model Cyan Boujee was scammed by date to pay a bill of R20 000 at a restaurant. The model says she will return his car when he pays her back.
Kyiv claims 'astonishing' advances in east Ukraine
Kyiv said Saturday its forces were making lightning gains in the east of the country in a shock counter-offensive to recapture territory that fell to Russia shortly after Moscow's February invasion. "It was frightening," said 61-year-old Anatoli Vasiliev recalling the battle earlier this week that saw Ukrainian forces recapture the village from the Russians.
'Explosions everywhere' as Ukraine forces recapture village
Electric pylons toppled, cables strewn across the ground; gutted houses and roads dotted with craters -- the village of Grakove in eastern Ukraine bears the scars of Ukraine's bitter counter-offensive. The road leading to Grakove from Ukraine's second city Kharkiv, a regional hub, is lined with the skeletons of cars destroyed in explosions or crushed by tanks.
Hong Kong jails five for sedition over children's books
Hong Kong jailed five speech therapists for sedition on Saturday over a series of illustrated children's books that portrayed the city's democracy supporters as sheep defending their village from wolves. In one book, a village of sheep fights off invading wolves, while another portrays the canines as spreading disease in the ovine hamlet.
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