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i can't be the only one that gets extremely bloated and starts imagining myself being pregnant?? The thread was started by Fatimah Waheeb, a student and influencer from London who shared a picture of herself after a meal. @itsjustfatimah / Via Instagram She told BuzzFeed News: "I had just finished eating a bunch of wasabi while watching anime and I realised how bloated I was and I thought it would be funny to share how bloated women can get. "I wasn't that surprised because I know if I get extremely bloated loads of other women would too and it's nice to know other women get as bloated as I do and pretend to be pregnant!" Her admission that she sometimes imagines her bloated stomach as a pregnancy

Kaizer Chiefs founder and chairman Kaizer Motaung is locked in a bitter legal battle with the family's former lawyer after the sheriff attached R375,000 from his bank account in November last year using a subpoena issued by the South Gauteng high court. The attachment follows a default judgment granted against Motaung by the court on September 20 2018 for payment of the sum of R3 055 188 plus interest and legal costs. The bill was allegedly owed for legal services rendered to their son Kaizer Motaung Jnr. TO READ MORE ON THIS STORY GET A COPY OF TODAY'S SUNDAY WORLD

Defence Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula has admitted that she was one of the founders of Dyambu Holdings, later to become Bosasa, following explosive evidence this week at the commission of inquiry into state capture. The controversial company's former chief operations officer, Angelo Agrizzi, told the commission headed by Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo that senior ANC leaders such as Mapisa-Nqakula and International Relations and Co-operation Minister Lindiwe Sisulu, who are both members of the ANC's national executive committee, were among the shareholders of Dyambu Holdings. Agrizzi said former national director of public prosecutions Vusi Pikoli's wife, Girly Pikoli, was also a shareholder.

Lindiwe Sisulu International relations and cooperation minister Lindiwe Sisulu was also implicated in state capture, said Agrizzi, who testified that Sisulu was a shareholder of Dyambu Holdings, the company that birthed Bosasa.  Sisulu has denied the claims.  Dr Khotso de Wee The former COO at the department of justice - and the secretary of the very state capture commission in which he was named - Dr Khotso de Wee has been put on special leave pending an investigation into allegations that he too received a bribe while he was an executive at the department of justice.  The alleged bribe was linked to a 2013 installation of security systems in various courts around the country. De Wee was put

Passengers on a United Airlines flight from New Jersey to Hong Kong were stranded on a plane for around 16 hours in Canada on Sunday. Around 250 passengers were affected.  The United Airlines flight was diverted to Goose Bay Airport in Newfoundland, Canada due to a medical emergency.  To further add to the trauma, the airline encountered a mechanical problem due to the harsh weather conditions.  Passengers claimed they waited on the freezing runway for more than 16 hours with a dwindling supply of food on the plane.  One of the passengers, Sonjay Dutterson, a wrestler, detailed his experience on Twitter. He was on his way to Macau, China for a wrestling show on Tuesday.  “Might not make it Macau

Just hours after being ripped to shreds for claiming he's one of the most successful goalkeepers in Africa, Itumeleng Khune was dragged by social media users for also missing the mark in the fashion department. Itu may be off the pitch due to an injury and had nothing to do with Chief's latest loss but he still had an action packed weekend after social media users poked fun at his clothing choices. It all started on Friday night after Twitter users were convinced he had dropped the ball by leaving the house in a velvet suit jacket that looked like the inside of an old box of cigarettes. 

Cape Town - Despite soaring rental prices in Cape Town, thousands of students are turning to private accommodation mainly because of limited spaces at universities and colleges. With the start of the academic year a few weeks away at most universities, some students might not get a space in residence, turning to privately run accommodation across the city. UWC has 3302 beds available, Cape Peninsula University of Technology (CPUT) just over 9 000, while Stellenbosch University has around 8 000 and the UCT about 6 700 beds. CPUT has more than 34 000 students and, according to the 2018 Best Student Cities Survey, Cape Town was the best preferred African city for students from all over the world,