A$AP Rocky’s Trial Postponed to January Amid Thailand Performance Commitment
A$AP Rocky’s trial, where he faces allegations of shooting at his former friend and fellow A$AP Mob member, A$AP Relli, has been postponed until January.
Idris Elba Set to Open Film Studio in Ghana, Aiming to Showcase Africa’s Creative Potential
British actor Idris Elba is set to bring his Hollywood influence to Ghana with plans to launch a film studio in the country.
South African Airways Faces Hurdles Over R1 Billion Held in Zimbabwe
South African Airways (SAA) finds itself grappling with an ongoing financial snag, as approximately R1 billion in ticket sales revenue remains locked in Zimbabwe.
Navigating the Complexities of Working with Your Partner
In this episode of Konversations with Kim and Kwaledi, hosts Kim and Kwaledi dive into the often tricky dynamics of working alongside a romantic partner, whether married or dating.
Cardi B Hospitalized Due to Medical Emergency, Cancels ONE Musicfest Performance
In a recent health scare, Grammy-winning rapper Cardi B was hospitalized due to a medical emergency, forcing her to cancel her headlining performance at ONE Musicfest in Atlanta.
Breaking the Barriers Between Tech Users, Developers, and Regulators at #UnderTheHood
The Civic Tech Innovation Forum 2024, themed #UnderTheHood, aims to bridge the gap between tech users, developers, and regulators, exploring emerging technologies, community empowerment, and self-reflection.
Missy Elliott and Queen Latifah Make History as First Rappers to Receive National Medal of Arts
Missy Elliott and Queen Latifah make history as the first rappers to receive the National Medal of Arts, awarded by President Joe Biden in a special White House ceremony.
Onthatile Sebati Sentenced to 25 Years for Murdering Her Family in Cold Blood
Onthatile Sebati sentenced to 25 years for orchestrating the murders of her parents, pregnant sister, and brother. Two cousins receive life sentences.
Sharpeville Residents Demand Tighter Regulations on Spaza Shops After Food Poisoning Outbreaks
Sharpeville residents demand stricter regulations for spaza shop ownership after food poisoning incidents. Government investigates chemical causes of foodborne illnesses across Gauteng.
Facebook Uses Facial Recognition to Combat Scam Ads
Meta Platforms has introduced facial recognition technology to block scam ads using celebrities. This move follows a history of controversies over Meta's use of such technologies.
