Air Du Cap Launches In Johannesburg With Instant Online Charter Booking Throughout Gauteng And KZN
South Africa’s most sophisticated charter service has arrived.
Why The United States Is Eyeing This Small South African Town
Greenland isn’t the only place drawing America’s gaze recently.
High Court Throws Out ‘Vague’ Two Oceans Marathon Defamation Case Against Blogger
The blogger, Stuart Mann, known as “The Running Mann,” had published articles highlighting organisational issues during the marathon, including a controversial cut-off at the 42.2km mark.
Elon Musk Drops Epstein Bombshell As Bromance With Trump Sours
Hairplugs went flying in the US yesterday as Elon Musk went low in his rapidly escalating feud with President Trump.
Friday Morning Spice
Alarm bells for meat lovers in South Africa, Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman buy Australian SailGP team, Resilience spacecraft crashes into the moon, JSE breaks another record, and KZN shoot-to-kill strategy hits Gauteng highways.
Rassie Erasmus Includes Nine Rookies In New Springbok Squad
The squad includes 31 Rugby World Cup players, so the new guys will have to grind hard to get their first chance at donning the green and gold. Against the Barbarians nogal.
Hard-Partying College Dropout Unseats Taylor Swift As World’s Youngest Self-Made Female Billionaire
A fan of techno raves and skateboarding, the young tech whiz describes herself as a workaholic who’s cashed in on the artificial intelligence boom.
US Feds Are Freaking Out Over Alleged Plot To Smuggle Crop-Killing Fungus Into US
A University of Michigan researcher and her boyfriend are accused of trying to smuggle a “dangerous biological pathogen” that can harm crops into the US.
Brawl Breaks Out Between Parents And Referees At Primary Rugby Game [Video]
What could possibly justify throwing fists at an under-11 rugby game?
Thursday Morning Spice
New Gauteng number plates unveiled, Animal transport crackdown imminent across SA, R2.90 per litre petrol price joy for South Africa, Trump signs proclamation to ban travel from 12 countries, and Who’s hiding what in the Markus Jooste death mystery?
Lights, Camera, And Cape Town!
For every Rand spent on film production in Cape Town, an additional R2,50 is generated in the local economy.
New Book Claims Mohammed Al Fayed ‘Spent Decades Spying On Women Undressing In Harrods Changing Rooms’
Al Fayed’s former bodyguard revealed that the sexual predator spied on customers using the changing rooms at Harrods for decades in a new book, ‘Monster of Harrods’.
That 2002 Bali Bomb-Maker Just Launched His Own Coffee Brand
“I’m not making bombs any more – I’m making coffee.”
SAPS ‘Occult Unit’ Called In Over Murder Of 14-Year-Old In Roodepoort
Lukhona Fose’s gruesome murder is suspected to be muthi-related.
Wednesday Morning Spice
UK demands Abramovich’s Chelsea sale funds go to Ukraine war victims, Musk blasts Trump’s agenda bill as a ‘disgusting abomination, IDF says roads to Gaza aid centres are ‘combat zones’, and South Africans banned from swimming at Durban beaches.
2025 French Open: Djokovic On Track For Record 25th Grand Slam Title
The 2025 French Open is being slugged out at Roland Garros until 8 June.
Aerospace Company Now Selling Space Planes Directly To Consumers
The company claims this is the first time a space-capable vehicle has been made available for direct sale to customers.
Cape Town’s Central Line Finally Reopens After 4 Years
While the City should probably be applauded for reopening the rail line, it’s still flippin’ ridiculous that a line that can carry 350,000 commuters a day has been allowed to deteriorate and be vandalised to the point where it stood still for four years.
Elon Musk’s Dad Recalls How He Shot And Killed Three Men Who Were Going To Eat His Daughter [Video]
It could also be that Errol was overdramatising the events a bit for the benefit of his host, James English, whose previous guests include moral titans such as Andrew Tate and Katie Price.
Lion Kills Well-Known Businessman At Tented Camp In Namibia
Bernd Kebbel was camping with other tourists at a tented resort when he was attacked by a lioness as he was climbing down from the rooftop of his tent.
Tuesday Morning Spice
End of an era for British mining giant in South Africa, BEEI to address SA’s high youth unemployment, 700 believed dead in devastating Nigeria floods, Peru’s nearly halves protected area near Nazca Lines, and New search for Madeleine McCann.
Chilly Days And Toasty Tunes: RobboZA’s Got Your Winter Soundtrack Sorted
Grab a blanket, pour something to warm your innards, and let RobboZA turn up the heat.
Bertus Basson Is Back With A New “Wild And Untamed” Restaurant In Cape Town CBD
“No pea shoots. No foam. No drama.” Awesome, if we had to see another artisanal miniature tofu burger wrapped in rainbow nori, we’d go mad.
British Airways Flight Attendant Disappears Mid-Flight, Found Dancing Naked And High In First-Class Bathroom
“This job can do ridiculous things to people, but staging a one-man disco in a Club World toilet is a new one.”
Second Batch Of Afrikaner Refugees Quietly Arrive In US
Unfortunately, no private jet for the second group, as they quietly departed on a commercial flight from Joburg on Thursday.
Illegal Miners Start Massive Tunnel Fire In Johannesburg CBD
This would not be the first time zama zamas have been tied to tunnel fires beneath the city.
Runner Killed By Falling Tree During Slave Route Challenge
8,000 participants took part in the race, which pays tribute to the city’s enslaved past by tracing historic sites tied to slavery.
Monday Morning Spice
UK to ban sale of disposable vapes, The tech industry’s biggest flops, R500 million for one province to print matric exam papers, Max Verstappen moved on cusp of F1 race ban, and Ukraine launches major drone attack on Russian bombers.
The Art Of The Drop Shot In Tennis
Knowing when to use it is as important as the shot itself.
South African Risks Losing Access To US And EU Airspace
South African aeroplanes may be denied entry into US and EU airspace after failing to establish an independent body to investigate aviation accidents and incidents.