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Japan court rules same-sex marriage ban constitutional
A Japanese court ruled on Monday that the country's failure to recognise same-sex marriage is constitutional, in a setback for activists after a landmark verdict last year found the opposite.
Zola Nombona is leaving 'Generations: The Legacy', manager confirms actress' exit: "She's definitely leaving"
Zola Nombona is leaving 'Generations: The Legacy'. The award winning actress' manager confirmed her exit and shared why she decided to leave the SABC 1 soapie.
26 more dead in India monsoon fury, waters recede in Bangladesh
At least 26 more people have died in monsoon flooding and lightning strikes in India, as millions remained marooned in the country and neighbouring Bangladesh, authorities said Monday. Floods are a regular menace in India and Bangladesh, but experts say climate change is increasing their frequency, ferocity and unpredictability for the two countries' 1.6 billion people.
Air industry recovery gathering pace despite uncertainty: IATA
Air passengers are expected to hit 83 percent of pre-pandemic levels this year and the aviation industry's return to profit is "within reach" in 2023 despite ongoing uncertainty, the International Air Transport Association said on Monday.
Young local man, 24, uses R820 to start steel business during hard lockdown, company now worth R7.5m
A young South African man, Jeandre van Derhan, 24, went after his real dream after dropping out of aviation school to pursue entrepreneurship with just R820.
'Huge uncertainty' for EU firms over China's Covid curbs, chamber warns
Many European firms are rethinking their investments in China because of its strict Covid controls, a top business group said Monday, warning that disruptions had pummelled operations.
Bankrupt Sri Lanka opens IMF talks, begins shutdown
Sri Lanka closed schools and halted all non-essential government services on Monday, beginning a two-week shutdown to conserve fast-depleting fuel reserves as the International Monetary Fund opened talks with Colombo on a possible bailout.
Australian PM hopes for 'diplomatic' progress in Assange legal saga
Australia's prime minister said Monday he will engage "diplomatically" over the US prosecution of Julian Assange, but he is standing by earlier remarks questioning the purpose of further legal action. Instead, he said: "I intend to lead a government that engages diplomatically and appropriately with our partners."
1st date: Man pulls out all the stops, cooks lush dinner for date, leaves the people of Mzansi drooling
A man had a first date at his place so he pulled out all the stops and made a super delish dinner for his potential new bae. Pictures had people drooling.
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