Tusse — from child refugee to Sweden’s Eurovision Song Contest contender
The 19-year-old Tusse, short for Tousin Chiza, will represent Sweden in the Eurovision Song Contest in the Netherlands in May with the song “Voices”.
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Scamming the scammer — the pretty-named ‘Roseline’
“Hi Roseline, I’m writing to you about the Covid Compensation Fund after a friend, Mrs Elsie Marais, gave me your number,” my father wrote to the scammer. “I have no idea what this fund is, but she claims that she … Continue reading →
Africa falling behind in Covid-19 vaccination race, must expand vaccine production, say leaders
Africa has struggled to acquire coronavirus vaccines and imports the vast majority of its medicines and medical equipment, leaving it at the mercy of overseas supplies.
Continue reading →No blood clots seen in SA vaccinations
Nearly 300,000 health-care workers have had Covid-19 J&J vaccinations in SA and no very rare blood clots have been detected despite close monitoring.
Continue reading →Student accommodation and social housing plan as Eskom sells properties
Eskom’s disposal of non-core immovable property helps meet student housing needs and affordable social housing while raising capital
Continue reading →Addo Road a ‘no go’ zone
Several Nelson Mandela Bay roads are closed due to protest action.
Continue reading →LOL! Someone gave Rasta a taste of his own medicine & tweeps are living for it!
“They got you good for all the times you did it to others,” one tweep said to Rasta.
Continue reading →2.8% salary increase on table for municipalities’ staff
Some municipalities are already unable to afford the current wage costs and would have to apply for “no more than a zero percent increase” in the 2021/22 period, Salga said
Continue reading →Everton still in the fight, says Carlo Ancelotti
Everton have now gone four straight Premier League games without a win, Monday’s result coming after a 1-1 draw with Crystal Palace and back-to-back losses to Burnley and Chelsea.
Continue reading →Pros and cons of the virtual wine tasting
When you are invited to a wine tasting on Zoom, your first thought might be, “How the heck do you hold a virtual version of such a sensory event?” After all, you need to inhale the bouquet, hold the glass … Continue reading →