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Joe Phaahla says neighbouring countries might foot the bill for foreign nationals hospital fees
Joe Phaahla stated that the health department might charge foreign countries for the hospital bills incurred by immigrants who use SA healthcare facilities.
Mother makes sure her son treats women correctly, buys bae doughnuts and deducts form his allowance, SA stan
One mother intervened when she heard her son trying to pull a fast one on a girl. She bought the treats and took it off of his allowance, and people love it.
Myanmar junta jails former British envoy for one year
Myanmar's ruling military jailed on Friday a former British ambassador and her husband for a year each for breaching immigration rules, a junta spokesman said. Since carrying out a coup last year, Myanmar's military has carried out a bloody clampdown on dissent and battled forces opposed to the takeover.
K.O celebrates hit song 'Sete' reaching 200k views on 1st day of its release on streaming platforms, rap fans react: "Let's take it to a million"
K.O is dominating YouTube after releasing 'Sete.' He worked with Young Stunna and Blxckie on the track. 'Sete' has over 200k views on the streaming service.
Kabza De Small rumoured to be engaged, Amapiano music producer's beautiful bae shows off stunning ring
Kabza De Small is rumoured to be engaged. The Amapiano producer's beautiful bae showed off her stunning engagement ring on social media. Mzansi is here for it.
Top cleric killed by mosque blast in Afghanistan's Herat
A huge bomb blast at one of the biggest mosques in western Afghanistan Friday killed its influential imam, who called earlier this year for those who commit "the smallest act" against the government to be beheaded. In July, during a religious gathering in Kabul, he called for those who commit "the smallest act against our Islamic government" to be beheaded.
DA Joburg City speaker ousted, IFP & ACDP to discipline councillors who voted against Vasco Da Gama
Joburg City Council Speaker Vasco da Gama has been voted out from his position after a motion of no confidence was filed against him by ANC and EFF members.
Greenpeace drops boulders on UK seabed to curb bottom-trawling fishing
Greenpeace UK said Friday it had dropped 18 large boulders on the seabed in a marine conservation zone off the coast of southwest England to prevent "destructive" industrial fishing. "We are placing large limestone boulders on the seabed to create a protective underwater barrier which will put the area off limits to destructive fishing," Anna Diski, UK oceans campaigner, told AFP on board.
Trial opens in France over 2016 Nice truck massacre
Eight suspects go on trial Monday over the July 2016 attack in the Mediterranean city of Nice where a radical Islamist killed 86 people by driving a truck into thousands of locals and tourists celebrating France's national day.
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