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Meet Limpopo-born Phuti Kabasa the founder of Mopani Queens , she started by selling mopani worms in the streets in 2018 and later added some flavours to make ready to eat mopani bites. They've available in peri-peri, chutney and barbecue flavours.
US boxer Jake Paul has offered to sponsor a boxing match worth $60million for Kanye West and Pete Davidson to settle their differences.
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29 Year-Old SA Man Turns Plastic Into Fuel
Sibusiso Shabangu is a 29-year-old man, from Nkomanzi Local Municipality in Mpumalanga, who took the world’s problem of plastics and turned it into something that could help car owners, while also saving the environment.
This awesome robot, developed by China's telecom giant Huawei and East China Normal University, can dig holes and plant trees around the clock. The bots are expected to troop against desert.
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken says the U.S. and its allies are having a “very active discussion” about banning the import of Russian oil and natural gas in the latest escalation of their sanctions in retaliation for Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. https://t.co/qk2wtRvSS6
ICYMI: Nigerian fashion designer Adejoke Lasisi uses her skills to help clean up her hometown by collecting and weaving discarded plastic and textile waste into fashion products
The eccentric UFC star expressed interest in buying Chelsea FC, offering nearly $2 billion (£1.5 billion).
McGregor's decision comes as a surprise to many, seeing as he's an outspoken fan of Manchester United.
A team in Germany has unveiled the world’s smallest battery, so tiny, it’s about the size of a grain of salt.
The rechargeable micro-battery, produced by the Chemnitz University of Technology, can produce 100 microwatt hours per square centimeter.