Five Things You Need To Know As You Wake Up: Woolworths is taking in old Woolies fabric bags
It's ok. They are aware of how easily it is to forget bringing your reusable bag to the store for shopping.
Good Mauling and welcome to Tuesday! On the last Tuesday of September we share five of the stories to make you feel you are up-to-date with what's happening in the world.
We kick off today's 'Five Things' with Shaquille O'Neal's retirement from being a celebrity.
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The Los Angeles Lakers legend is one of the most famous NBA players ever. He recently shared that he no longer wants to be a celebrity. He wants to be known for his kindness above anything else. O’Neal further explained why he no longer wants to be known as a celebrity.
Celebrities are crazy, they really are. Don’t call me that anymore. These people are out of their freaking mind with how they treat people, what they do, what they say. That’s never been me. I never want to be looked at like that.”
READ MORE: AmaZulu King Misuzulu faces push-back as he awaits coronation
The KwaZulu-Natal government has frozen funding for the Zulu royal household’s cultural activities. They report that they will only release it once the battle over the throne has been resolved. The household has been beset by conflict over who is the rightful successor to King Goodwill Zwelithini, who passed on earlier this year.
WATCH: A trip to grocery store turns into a snake expedition at a Woolworths store
Woolworth is collecting its in-store reusable fabric bags that customers don’t need anymore and is converting them into shipping pallets, but only in Cape Town for now. We can all admit how we hope to take them them with when doing some shopping but something makes you forget them.
They had introduced the reusable bags in 2018 in an attempt to eradicate plastic bags.
READ MORE: Tearful Osaka to take break from tennis after shock loss
South Africa's favourite tennis player, Kevin Anderson, struggled against Australia's Alex Bolt at the San Diego open causing him to not qualify.
Lloyd Harris is up against Christopher Eubanks today.
READ MORE: "When exactly are you considered fully vaccinated by the government?" Prof Tulio explains
It's not a huge percentage but you'll be delighted to know this...
Twenty-one percent of the country’s adult population is now fully vaccinated!
According to the official definition, SA is officially out of the third wave!
We love ending with a great story.
Happy Tuesday!
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