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Judges retire to consider verdicts in Paris attack trials
Five judges overseeing the trial into the November 2015 attacks on the Bataclan concert hall and other targets around Paris headed to a secret location Monday to consider their verdicts. Verdicts for him and 19 other suspects on trial are due on Wednesday afternoon from five judges who were taken to a secret location in the Paris region to mull their verdicts.
Bodies of 5 minors still unidentified following Enyobeni tavern tragedy, police say no arrests have been made
Parents who may have not seen their children over the weekend are urged to visit the mortuary as five bodies from the Enyobeni tavern incident are unidentified.
Rare tornado kills one in Netherlands
A tornado ripped through a city in the Netherlands Monday, killing at least one person and injuring 10 others in the first fatal twister to hit the country for three decades. The Netherlands experiences several tornadoes a year but the last fatal one to hit the country was in 1992, the Dutch meteorological agency KNMI said.
MaMkhize reminds Somizi to focus on his divorce, Mzansi admires their friendship
Somizi Mhlongo and Shauwn "MaMkhize" Mkize's friendship sees him asking her for legal help amid his divorce from Mohale Motaung, which has become contentious.
Video of woman marking her territory with personal items before bae leaves for a trip sparks online debate
Twitter user @Mrs_Smale posted the video which shows the lady place some of her personal items inside her man’s car without realising that he was recording her.
Thuli Madonsela reacts to Zuma, Zondo relationship, says justice must be served or state capture 2 could load
Former Public Protector Thuli Madonsela reacts to former President Jacob Zuma's plan to approach the Judicial Services Commission over the State Capture report.
Cassper Nyovest says 'Honestly, Nevermind' makes him want to dance all night, Black Coffee worked on the album
Cassper Nyovest says Drake's new album 'Honestly, Nevermind' makes him want to dance the night away in Ibiza. Grammy winner Black Coffee worked on the album.
Sri Lanka electricity firm seeks 835% price rise
Sri Lanka's heavily loss-making state-run electricity monopoly asked for a shocking price rise of over 800 percent for its poorest customers with the bankrupt nation out of fuel, regulators said Monday.
Woman opens up about getting turned down by her ex after bumping into him at groove: “I wanted to chew glass”
A lady took to social media to share how her a break up rocked her as well as the details of how her ex turned her down without thinking twice two months later.
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