Reverend Bassie Jackals, a South African pastor, tragically passed away while delivering a sermon at African Methodist Episcopal Church in Kuruman, Northern Cape on Sunday, January 19th. A video of the incident showed the pastor collapsing while preaching in his church. He was immediately taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. A post-mortem examination revealed that his death was a result of high blood pressure and diabetes. The deceased, who was 42 years old, is survived by his wife and four daughters. Below is a video of the moment he collapsed: View this post on Instagram South African pastor slumps and dies while preaching. Postmortem results showed he had High Blood pressure and diabetes.... A post shared by Lindaikejiblog (@lindaikejibl...

Before Stormi Webster's 2nd birthday on February 1, her mother Kylie Jenner treated her to a trip to Disneyland.   Sharing moments from the trip on Instagram, Kylie showcased her and Stormi in tie-dyed outfits as they enjoyed the attractions at Disneyland.   They were accompanied by Kylie's friend Yris Palmer and her daughter.   In one of the photos, Kylie captioned, "Stormi's Bday trip."   See more below.      

Reno Omokri was contacted by a young woman who pleaded with him to assist in kickstarting her business. However, he publicly criticized her for her request. The woman, identified as Jemimah Mac on Twitter, reached out to Reno with a tweet that read: "Help me start my business Sir." Reno proceeded to take a screenshot of her tweet and photo and shared them on Instagram, where he proceeded to reprimand her. He advised her that what she truly needed was wisdom, not money. He stated: "Dear @sexy1model, The cost of that luxurious wig on your head is enough to start several businesses. What you need is wisdom. Wisdom to understand where to invest your money. If I start a business for you, your hair will consume all the profits!" ...

15-year-old Coco Gauff secured a remarkable victory over defending champion Naomi Osaka, 22, at the Australian Open. She clinched the win in just sixty-seven (67) minutes, marking one of the most significant milestones in her budding career.   This young American sensation astonished the world No.3 by triumphing over her 6-3, 6-4 in straight sets at The Rod Laver Arena on Friday to advance to the fourth round in Melbourne.   Following the game, an ecstatic Coco Gauff exclaimed: "Two years ago, I lost in the first round at juniors and now I'm here!"      'What is my life? Oh my gosh, Two years ago I lost first round in juniors, and now I'm here. This is crazy,' said Gauff, who is still doing schoolwork online.   'I was just telling myself one point at a time and keep fig...

The Turkish government aims to introduce a new law that would permit men accused of raping underage girls to evade punishment by marrying their victims. This move has sparked outrage among women's rights campaigners, who argue that the law will promote 'child exploitation and legitimize child marriage and statutory rape.'   Referred to as the "marry your rapist" bill, it is set to be presented to parliament at the end of the month. However, the opposition party in Turkey, the Peoples' Democratic Party, has called for the bill to be scrapped.   A campaigner for Equality Now, Suad Abu-Dayyeh, expressed to The Independent: "I applaud the brave work of women’s rights campaigners in Turkey who are taking a stand against this discriminatory bill and pushing back again regressive forces t...

Nigerian footballer Ahmed Musa commemorates the one-year anniversary of his mother's passing.   Sadly, Mrs. Sara Moses passed away in 2019 at the age of 66.   Ahmed shared some photos from her funeral as a tribute to her.   In his tribute, he wrote: "Dearest mum, I cannot believe it's been 365 days without you. Not a single day goes by without thoughts of you flooding my mind. It's hard without you, but I know you are in a better place. I am doing all I can to make you proud, and I know you are smiling down on me.  "Rest well mum until we meet to part no more. Amen."   Below are the photos.