Another year, another set of statistics that once again prove Cape Town has plenty of work to do. Not the kind of list you want to feature on, really.
The war of words between the Proteas and the Ozzies continues to rage on, although the latter tried their best to make sure their sledging wouldn’t be broadcast.
Remember when you were growing up and tax was just something you heard adults moaning about? Yoh, those were the days. Here’s what the next tax year has in store.
There’s something about a message afloat on the ocean that piques our interest, and now we have a new world record holder.
Some people are trying their utmost to become Instagram famous, whilst others are racking up the YouTube views. Let’s look at which South Africans are bossing the latter.
Some people are prone to panicking during a flight, but chances are you’ve never seen an incident quite like this one.
We’ve seen a few caracal sightings around Cape Town of late, but this is by far our favourite. Someone’s having dassie for breakfast.
Everyone knows that Vladimir is a big fan of dishing out revenge, and the latest attack on a Russian spy in the UK leads to a pretty obvious conclusion.
The Cape-based botanists who went missing in KZN have yet to be found, but an affidavit read out in court yesterday suggests the two may no longer be alive.
He’s not exactly in Cyril Ramaphosa’s good books, having been reassigned during the last Cabinet Reshuffle, and Malusi Gigaba seems to be cracking under the pressure.
Some cash-in-transit heists go smoothly, and others end in brazen shootouts in broad daylight. This definitely falls into the latter category.
As major retailers recall foodstuffs possibly affected by the listeriosis outbreak, many customers were surprised when Woolies did the same.
Life is glamorous along the Camps Bay strip, and those who call it home are living the good life. How about this saucy little addition?
The war of words between the Ozzies and the Proteas is only getting started, as details emerge of what was said between Quinton de Kock and David Warner.
Forest Whitaker might be an accomplished actor, but audiences are trying to figure out how he suits the role of Desmond Tutu in ‘The Forgiven’.
Americans and their guns, right? Well, if you’ve ever wondered what airs on pro-gun channel NRA TV, you’re in for a nasty surprise.
We know that Zuma’s SABC interview on the day of his resignation was full of indignation, but behind the scenes he was plotting a final, desperate attempt to cling to power.
Appearing in the Wynberg Magistrate’s Court yesterday, the court heard that alleged murderer Robert Packham tried to get crafty.
A week after reports that Constantia’s Gill Packham had gone missing, police arrested a man in connection with her murder. His identity has now been confirmed.
Looking to make every cent count? Well, when you compare prices across some of South Africa’s biggest supermarkets, one name leads the way.
Everyone knows that the Ozzies play test cricket to win, and they’re pretty good at doing just that. As for David Warner? Well, take a look for yourself.
Once you have set your sights on beginning the banting journey, challenges tend to crop up at the worst of times. Perhaps this will help you out.
To highlight the gross misconduct of a certain Harvey Weinstein, the same group responsible for those naked Trump statues has created another masterpiece.
If the frantic, manic world is filling your head with white noise, perhaps it’s time to take a deep breath and practice being mindful. Namaste, bitches.
A gambling franchise in Jozi is under fire for their treatment of women, a recent incident coming to light after three women spoke out.
Now that the source of listeriosis has been confirmed, it’s going to be a whole lot easier to guard against the foodborne disease. Here’s what we know.
‘Ol Donald has had some less than complimentary things to say about South Africa over the years, but it seems that he doesn’t mind hiring a few.
A gang of men in Hillbrow have become notorious for their brazen daylight attacks. The latest video doing the rounds shows just how openly they operate.
It wasn’t a great weekend for the English rugby coach, the Poms suffering defeat at the hands of their age-old foes. His train ride home didn’t go too well, either.
If you’re throwing around the princely sum of R60 000 a night, you better be treated like royalty. Here are your Cape Town, Jozi and Durban options.