The trial of Peter Roberts has just concluded over in Mauritius, the jury handing down a verdict on what happened at the posh Anahita resort last year.
You may have heard of Bayworld, one of PE’s premier tourist attractions, but have you seen the state of disrepair that it finds itself in today?
Surely removing the human element from driving makes the roads safer, right? Perhaps we might want to look a little deeper before making those assumptions.
The race for the White House turned nasty a long time ago, so you can bet that the second Hillary cracked a tasteless joke the wolves were circling.
An onlooker managed to film an altercation between security guards and a homeless man at the Cape Town railway station, although it was rather one-sided.
Last night saw the Varsity Cup draw to a close, the final providing great drama for rugby fans across the country. The fine line between ecstasy and agony hey.
It’s been a long and rocky road for el Presidente, and as he nears the completion of his second term he is beginning to look back at his time in office.
Australians are raging about what they says is a poorly designed $5 note, some even comparing it to vomit. No chill ‘Stralia.
There are few things better than standing at the top of a snowy slope, putting on your beats and taking on the mountain. How about a bear in the mix?
It’s been a rocky 2016 for Stephen Fry thus far, the British brainiac becoming involved in another controversy following his comments on a TV show.
No prizes for guessing who is the new boss of the Boks, although his list of assistants may require a little more homework.
The wait for the official announcement of the new Bok coach is finally over, even though it’s pretty clear who will be taking the helm.
Life on the streets of Cape Town is anything but easy, and someone who knows that first hand is now penning a diary. Here’s the first entry.
It’s all fun and games until Trump ends up in the White House, which is something the Boston Globe decided to take the mickey out of.
I’m no smooth criminal, but one of the first rules of avoiding arrest is generally to not film yourself in the act. Something should tell this genius that.
There is no such thing as a bad hole-in-one, although this effort from our local lad did require a touch of luck to find the hole.
It is nigh on impossible to give a list such as this without causing an argument, but let’s look at what Neil McCormick had to say and stoke those flames.
You know you’ve cracked the big time when you make it onto CNN, although the Guptas may not be so stoked with what Mr. Quest had to say.
They don’t come more Ozzie than a certain Honey Badger, who has taken the rugby world by storm with his post-match genius. Bloody oath mate.
The Big Easy is usually a very cool customer, although the wheels came off at the very first hole of the Masters last night. This is tough to watch.
Usually those involved in a high speed car chase are trying to evade authorities, although these two chaps decided to do things a little differently.
Sunday’s incident has two very different accounts of exactly what happened. Who to believe then – Julius or the SAPS?
He’s one of British television’s most recognisable characters, and now we can finally see Ricky Gervais put on his David Brent cap one more time.
For rugby fans putting on the Bok jersey and doing battle for your country is the ultimate goal. Imagine getting there and then having it yanked away from you?
Mississippi is under the pump for a law it just passed this week, so the folks at Funny or Die thought they would highlight just how ridiculous that law is.
The 100 metre sprint is the most coveted record in the athletics world, although how on earth is anyone going to best Usain? Turns out they might.
If ever there was a time to vote this would be it, the Presidency announcing the date for our next round of local government elections.
If you’re a fan of the window seat you’ll find this one a real gem, a new app now able to tell you exactly what you’re staring at.
Friday night turned into an evening to forget for actor and comedian Siv Ngesi, an altercation leading to what he claims was racial abuse.
During yesterday’s five-minute recess in Parliament, which lasted well over an hour, the Presidency tried to slip through a statement with a zinger or two.