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Tumi Tladi's life to be celebrated by Mzansi hip-hop lovers this coming Friday following devastating death on Sunday
Tumi Tladi's manager has taken to the media to reveal the late hip-hop star's memorial service information following his sudden and devastating death on Sunday.
'Durban Gen' actress Nelisiwe Sibiya opens up about the split from gospel star Ayanda Ntanzi: "Being with him was holding me back"
'Durban Gen' actress Nelisiwe Sibiya has opened up about her split from gospel musician Ayanda Ntanzi, claiming he was a strict boyfriend who held her back.
Trevor Noah reacts to 'The Daily Show' being nominated for 7 Emmy Awards: "Thank you for the incredible honor"
Trevor Noah is celebrating his show 'The Daily Show,' scooping seven Emmy nominations. The comedian announced the good news to his Instagram and Twitter fans.
Chartered accountant excited to be SAICA certified after 7 years of hard work
A young Johannesburg lady was very excited to become SAICA certified and shared the wonderful news online, with LinkedIn peeps very proud of her milestone.
Remains of 8,000 Nazi war victims found in Poland
A mass grave containing human ashes equivalent to 8,000 people has been discovered near a former Nazi concentration camp in Poland, the country's Institute of National Remembrance said on Wednesday. The grim discovery of around 17.5 tons (15,800 kilograms) of human ashes means it can be claimed that at least 8,000 people died there, according to investigator Tomasz Jankowski.
Prized championship boxing belt gifted to Nelson Mandela stolen from former president's Soweto home
A world championship boxing belt that American boxer Sugar Ray Leonard gifted to former President Nelson Mandela was stolen from his home in Vilakazi Street.
Twitter shares up after hedge fund bets against Musk
Twitter shares jumped Wednesday after a hedge fund revealed it had taken a stake in the firm based on its "strong case" against Elon Musk for moving to back out of his $44 billion buyout bid. "Twitter is suing to enforce the entire $44 billion merger price and they have a strong case," Anderson said.
Race to find Brazil Amazon species before they disappear
In a remote part of the Brazilian Amazon, a scientific expedition is cataloguing species. - 'Science denialism' - "Most plant species in the Amazon are to be found in encroached areas," said Alberto Vicentini, another member of the expedition launched by Greenpeace.
Melilla migrants likely died of 'suffocation': Moroccan probe
At least 23 migrants who died last month in a mass attempt to enter the Spanish enclave of Melilla from Morocco likely "suffocated", Morocco's state-backed CNDH rights group said on Wednesday. CNDH chief Amina Bouayach said 23 migrants had died in the incident, confirming the official toll.
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