Last week, South African DJ and music producer Black Coffee popped past ‘The Daily Show’ to chat with Trevor. If you missed that, do catch up.
After months of debate and delays, the proposed porn block in Britain is not going to happen. Not in its original form, anyway.
It’s been a torrid few months for the DA, and the past week or so has been particularly damaging. It appears the wheels might just be coming off.
At a private school with a “Christian ethos” in KZN, one pupil’s artwork has come under fire. This parent, in particular, is less than impressed.
A lot of Eskom’s problems seem to be linked to the Medupi power station, and the situation is worse than you may think.
With the global accounting giants already under the cosh amidst sexual harassment claims, new details have emerged about a rather questionable training seminar.
The Harry, William and Meghan drama has dominated Royal headlines these past few days, but that doesn’t mean Prince Andrew is off the hook.
You’ll want to add Lonely Planet’s list of the ‘Top Cities to Visit in 2020’ to your travel itinerary.
If you miss the days when an unscrupulous business owner would flee at the sight of Carte Blanche’s cameras, you’re in luck.
A palace insider says that William is really worried about Harry and Meghan, after Harry spoke about their alleged “rift” on TV.
It was only a matter of time until international news outlets picked up on the Fiona Viotti story.
Flights on British Airways and Kulula have been grounded following an audit that found one or two irregularities.
Former National Assembly Speaker and ANC stalwart Baleka Mbete appeared on Al Jazeera recently, and her incompetence and disdain were laid bare for all to see.
The magazine’s first issue, way back in December 1953, quickly sold the 700 000 copies printed. Whilst Playboy grew to become an empire, that success hasn’t lasted.
The courts are chaotic, the conviction rate is low, and South Africa’s crime problem is clearly out of control.
There’s nothing like an expertly performed string duet by two talented subway musicians to take the edge off public transport.
Bishopscourt is one of those Cape Town suburbs that people want to call home. Drop the fact that you live there casually into conversation and people give you that eyebrow-raised nod of approval.
French lock Sebastien Vahaamahina suffered one of the all-time iconic World Cup brain farts yesterday, although Jaco Peyper may also be feeling rather silly this morning.
Racism, an extramarital affair, a God complex, and cultivating a cult-like environment at Bosasa are just some of the revelations from Adriaan Basson’s new book.
On Sunday, the Springboks face Japan in a David versus Goliath battle. The neutrals may support Japan, but that doesn’t mean the Bokke don’t have a great story of their own to tell.
Brian Steven Smith is the guy who was busted after a video was found of him allegedly murdering Kathleen J. Henry in a hotel room in Alaska.
I’ve had a good run with my Nespresso machines. We’ve got three at home, two at the Airbnb, and two at the farm. But the times, they are a-changin’.
Mexican authorities tried to arrest El Chapo’s son, Ovidio Guzmán, but were forced to release him when the cartel launched an epic gun battle in the streets.
The latest South African Customer Satisfaction Index shows which medical schemes are keeping their customers happy.
For those who can’t bear the horrors of battling past a thousand trucks on the N2, CemAir is back in business.
In the words of a Reddit user who came across the bag in a Country Road: “someone done f*cked up big time”.
The disappearance of Cape Town’s great white shark population has been well documented, and now a new aerial survey shows some worrying whale numbers.
If you thought traffic in the likes of Cape Town and Jozi was already a disaster, wait until load shedding strikes again.
Of the 25 million credit-active people in South Africa, 40% are not using credit responsibly, which leads to a great deal of debt and stress.
In his latest cartoon, Zapiro has arrowed in on the spending habits of some of the EFF’s top dogs.