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NHS staff can get numerous Black Friday deals from McDonalds, Asda, EE, Nandos, Glossy box, Starbucks, Simply Cook, TUI Holidays and more

Standard Bank announced earlier this month that it has changed its brand positioning and tagline and adopted one that epitomises where it sees its role in Africa today...

Yusuf plans to study mathematics at Cambridge or Oxford in the future.

Chicken supplier Moy Park has u-turned on its decision to close one of its UK plants but will downsize the site, saving 175 jobs.

In two recent ads, Pedros jabbed at Nando’s, implying that its characters disapprove of Nando’s chicken and prefer Pedros chicken instead.

The Paradox Metaverse is a new play-to-earn game in which blockchain technology is used as a gaming reward paid in $PARA. The more you play, the more you earn!

Really, if we wanted to set up shop on Mars, we certainly could. This Mzansi life has been preparing us for years!

Today, the Open Wing Alliance (OWA) members in Africa are launching a regional campaign against Pick n Pay. A recent investigation revealed that, Pick n Pay is supporting animal cruelty by sourcing their eggs from farms that practice cruel battery cage farming. That is a bad way of keeping hens and it's causing suffering to millions of layers

LONDON: Yusuf Shah, an 11-year-old from Leeds, has scored 162 on an IQ test, outperforming geniuses Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking, the Metro reported. Achieving the maximum IQ for under-18s, he is in the top one percentile of the population. The year six student’s score compares to that of world-renowned physicists Hawking and Einstein, who are thought to have scored

Leeds schoolboy Yusuf Shah, 11, scored the highest possible score in a Mensa test - beating Albert Einstein and Stephen Hawking - and celebrated with a family meal at Nandos.