Five Things You Need To Know As You Wake Up: Second monkeypox case in SA

Five Things You Need To Know As You Wake Up: Second monkeypox case in SA

Instagram is testing out new ways to verify users, all influencers in China will now have to have a qualification to speak on specific topics, and much more!

Disease like Monkeypox will become a pandemic if it's not stopped or reported.
Disease like Monkeypox will become a pandemic if it's not stopped or reported. Image: Unsplash

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Happy Humpday to you all. 

As we're halfway through the week and with just a couple more days remaining of June, here are five things you need to know before you get out of bed:

1. 

The second Monkeypox case has been recorded in Cape Town in a patient with no travel history. Minister of Health Dr Joe Phaahla has called for vigilance from the country after the detection of another Monkeypox case. The patient is a 32-year-old male.

Read more: Monkeypox arrives in SA: What you need to know

2. 

South African rapper AKA pleads with Elon Musk to help South Africa get out of this loadshedding situation - as it is his home country after all. The rapper and businessman took to Twitter to ask Elon to take over and solve the ongoing electricity crisis. Let’s hope he hears his plea and comes to our rescue. 

Read more: Eskom warns of possible stage 6 load shedding

3.

Manchester United are close to signing Frenkie de Jong, while Arsenal have managed to get Gabriel Jesus, who just completed his medical. That's a massive move for the Manchester City player .Will Jesus do the business and bring that winning mentality?

Read more: Bale confirms MLS move to Los Angeles FC

Influencers in China must now have the right "qualifications" to speak about certain topics
Influencers in China must now have the right "qualifications" to speak about certain topics .Image: Unsplash

4. 

All influencers in China will now have to have a qualification to speak on specific topics that require a high level of professionalism. This was announced by China's National Radio and Television Administration in a whole new set of guidelines.

Read more: Chinese influencers must have the right qualifications to speak on topics

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5.

Instagram is testing out new ways to verify users' ages, including scanning their faces. The company announced the trial, which began on 23 June and is currently only being rolled out in the United States of America. The trial is focused on users who try to change their age on the app from under 18 to over 18. 

Read more: THIS JUST IN: Is Instagram hacked or just down?

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