Celine Dion made a comeback to the live stage on Friday singing Edith Piaf's classic "L'Hymne A l'Amour" to close the Paris Olympics opening ceremony.Original post on timeslive
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IN PICS | Olympics 2024 opening ceremony
A fleet of barges took the competitors on a 6km-stretch of the river alongside some of the French capital's most famous landmarks, as performers recreated some of the sports to be showcased in the Games on floating platforms.Original post on timeslive
OLYMPICS | Lady Gaga brings cabaret to Paris opening ceremony on the Seine
A fleet of barges took athletes on a 6km-stretch of the river, alongside some of the French capital's most famous landmarks, as Lady Gaga, surrounded by dancers, sang "Mon truc en plumes" (My thing made of feathers).Original post on timeslive
Mzamo Buthelezi installed as Inkosi of Buthelezi clan
Inkosi Mzamo Buthelezi says his long-awaited recognition as the Inkosi of the Buthelezi clan was a “bittersweet moment” without the late Prince Mangosuthu Buithelezi.Original post on timeslive
A parade on the Seine, Lady Gaga and rain mark start of Olympic Games
Lady Gaga sang a French cabaret song near Notre-Dame cathedral, athletes were cheered by the crowd along the Seine in the pouring rain and dancers took to the roofs of Paris in the Olympics' opening ceremony on Friday.Original post on timeslive
Maya to start office with 'burning issues' still on Zondo's desk: experts
The 'burning' issues include the independent administration of the judiciary, following up on the state capture inquiry findings and implementing the sexual harassment policyOriginal post on timeslive
'Selfish decision': E-hailing drivers denounce Uber's 3-year vehicle age limit requirement
Masanhloane joined the Uber platform early last year after purchasing his 2021 Kia vehicle through bank vehicle finance.Original post on timeslive
Rain, security checks fail to dampen cheer at Olympics opener
Olympics fever has been slow to build in Paris where local residents have complained about street closures in the heart of the city and local businesses have bemoaned a lack of trade as the French capital was transformed into an open-air fortress.Original post on timeslive
PARIS OLYMPICS 2024 | What you need to know right now
Saboteurs attacked France's train lines on Friday hours before the Paris 2024 Olympic Games officially begin. Here's what you need to know about the Olympics on Friday.Original post on timeslive
Norris leads McLaren one-two in second Belgian GP practice
Lando Norris was fastest in Friday's practice at the Belgian Grand Prix ahead of his McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri, with Red Bull's Formula One championship leader Max Verstappen, who will face a 10-place grid penalty, in third.Original post on timeslive
'Muvhango' returns with a twist after being off the small screen for a month
The new season will introduce new faces, including actress Leleti Khumalo, who will portray a former medical doctor turned successful businesswoman.Original post on timeslive
Nedbank denies R2.7bn profit claim from Transnet over state capture deal
Transnet and the SIU said on Friday they are suing the bank and are seeking to recover the amounts unduly paid to it under the transactions.Original post on timeslive
Alpine F1 principal Bruno Famin to leave team at end of August
The Renault-owned Alpine Formula One team are set for their fifth boss in four years after announcing the departure in August of principal Bruno Famin.Original post on timeslive
UNATHI MPHENDU | Failure to act on graft an indictment on all of us
The point of departure for the anti-corruption diagnosis in our country should be the acceptance that, collectively, we are low on moralsOriginal post on timeslive
'Police have to neutralise danger', says top cop Mkhwanazi as number of suspects killed in KZN rises
A number of suspects have been killed in shoot-outs with police in KwaZulu-Natal this week, drawing the attention of social media followers.Original post on timeslive
Macpherson, Gwarube on their ministerial push to eradicate pit toilets in schools
Former basic education minister Angie Motshekga previously stated that 3,398 schools were still using pit latrines, with a deadline to eradicate them by 2025.Original post on timeslive
MK Party's vote-rigging case will not be heard on Monday
The MK Party has accused the IEC of being vindictive and pursuing political objectives in insisting the case go aheadOriginal post on timeslive
SA gets three more World Heritage Sites proclaimed by Unesco
The Unesco World Heritage Committee on Friday proclaimed World Heritage status for three sites in the Western Cape and KwaZulu-Natal.Original post on timeslive
Land Rover Discovery gets 35th anniversary model and more diesel power
Land Rover has enhanced specifications across the Discovery line-upOriginal post on timeslive
Mosimane battles tears as he celebrates 60th birthday with family and friends
Pitso Mosimane battled to control tears on Friday as he reflected on his football journey that saw him receive a honorary doctorate from the University of Johannesburg's this week.Original post on timeslive