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Nigerian-born American rapper Wale, is reportedly expecting his first child with his girlfriend Olubowale Victor Akintimehin, who is popularly known by his stage name Wale, is reportedly expecting his first child with his long-time girlfriend. 31-year-old Wale who has been with girlfriend Chloe Alexis Jourdan, for over five years, is reportedly set to welcome his […]

Phuthuma Nhleko spent more than a decade building MTN into Africa’s biggest mobile operator, now his appetite for risk has come back to haunt him.

You don't even have to shell out for frisky bits.

In the hedge fund world, the rich are getting richer — but barely.

Shares of Apple are up some 0.6% in premarket action, off a gain of more than 1% overnight, after a report in Taiwan's Economic Daily said the smartphone giant has asked its mostly Asia-based suppliers to make more iPhone 7s. The Economic Daily report said Apple asked suppliers to produce between 72 million and 78 million iPhone 7s by the end of the year, above Wall Street analysts' current expectations for 65 million. The report was picked up by CNBC. AAPL shares are down about 8% so far this... Читать дальше...

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Glide, the Jerusalem-based video-messaging startup once reportedly valued at $100 million, recently laid off 25% of its staff as it looks to focus on smartwatches.

The company launched the Glide app in 2013. It allows users to quickly send short video messages to friends, in a similar fashion to the way text messages work.

The free app has been downloaded "tens of millions" of times, resulting in "billions of messages" being sent since its debut, the company claims. Читать дальше...

This weekend Durban is set to be packed to the seams as visitors descend on the city for the Comrades Marathon.

Warning: This Dancing With the Stars recap contains spoilers.

The City of Ekurhuleni will be spending more than R100-million to stabilise power supply in Germiston‚ following weeks of prolonged power outages in the area.

Uzbek Foreign Minister stated that foreign ministers of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization's (SCO) member countries call for the adoption of a comprehensive United Nations convention on the fight against international terrorism.

Human remains recovered following the crash of EgyptAir Flight 804 suggest there was an explosion on board, a senior Egyptian official said Tuesday.

Iraq's defense ministry released footage on Tuesday purporting to show military airstrikes targeting Islamic State strongholds in Fallujah, after the government launched an offensive to retake the city from the militant extremist group.

Delhi, Kabul and Tehran seek new route with port and rail project

A U.S. soldier was seriously hurt in a one-car accident in rural Germany on Monday while driving toward Grafenwoehr, police said.

TUBBERGEN - De brandveiligheid in de schoolgebouwen is over het algemeen goed in de gemeente Tubbergen. Maar in enkele panden moet misschien iets gebeuren aan de veiligheid als een ruimte voor andere doelen wordt gebruikt.

Leeds United make a formal approach to speak to Bristol Rovers manager Darrell Clarke, reports BBC Radio Bristol.

The BBC is calling for amateur musicians to play Bizet's Toreador Song at the Last Night of the Proms.

BILOXI, Miss. (AP) — Harrison County supervisors say they support efforts to increase oyster farming in Coast waters, but not near Henderson Point in West Harrison County.

BILOXI, Miss. (AP) — Harrison County supervisors say they support efforts to increase oyster farming in Coast waters, but not near Henderson Point in West Harrison County.

Russian Deputy Foreign Minister is ready to speak to the UK parliament on the issue of the Crimean referendum, UK Member of Parliament Daniel Kawczynski said Tuesday.

A dalit woman was humiliated and was labelled a call girl by security officials of Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah's monthly public grievance meeting.

Telecom network equipment maker Nokia may cut 10,000 to 15,000 jobs in order to cut costs, a union representative said.

Greek authorities began evacuating stranded migrants and refugees from a makeshift refugee camp in northern Greece early Tuesday, where thousands have been living since the route into Northern Europe was closed to migrants. Photo: Getty Images

A senior Egyptian forensics official says human remains retrieved from the crash site of EgyptAir flight 804 suggest there was an explosion on board that may have brought down the aircraft.