At this stage, knowing what we do about Jacob Zuma’s leading role in State Capture and subverting anything remotely resembling a functional government, it takes a jaw-dropping claim to grab headlines.
A Trump-supporting South African ‘evangelist’ has popped up in a number of interviews from Washington DC, and she’s not holding back.
After four years of pretending to enjoy the duties that come with being First Lady, Melania seems keen to move on.
On Sunday, President Joe Biden attended his first Mass after being sworn in as president, and then he smashed a bagel to the face. This is somehow news.
Whilst attending the funeral of minister in the presidency, Jackson Mthembu, who died from COVID-19 related complications, Mpumalanga Premier Refilwe Mtsweni-Tsipane couldn’t be bothered to wear a mask.
In an open letter to President Ramaphosa, key players in the wine industry have said that it won’t survive if the ban on sales and onsite consumption of alcohol continues.
The watch is likely to be very popular in the coming months for anyone looking for a statement piece to show off.
It’s been a long journey to the presidency for Joe Biden, who has persevered despite some terrible tragedies along the way.
Premier Alan Winde has written to Health Minister Dr Zweli Mkhize to request that the national government considers relaxing a number of lockdown restrictions.
Despite breaking with tradition on numerous fronts, Donald Trump did leave a letter in the Oval Office for his successor, Joe Biden.
Greta Thunberg took one last parting shot at Donald Trump, and in true Thunberg style, it is full of snark.
Donald Trump’s final day as president saw him issue a flurry of pardons, but the ‘Tiger King’ star wasn’t one of them. He was less than impressed.
James Corden is glad to see the back of Trump, although my favourite video is actually the man himself bidding us ‘bye bye’.
One of the highlights at President Biden’s swearing-in was, without a doubt, the powerful poem read by American National Youth Poet Laureate Amanda Gorman.
Donald and Melania exited the White House in a chopper, touched down at Joint Base Andrews, and bowed out of the presidency to the beat of ‘YMCA’.
Around the world, many breathed a collective sigh of relief as President Joe Biden and Vice-president Kamala Harris officially took office yesterday.
Later today, those seats will fill up, and Joe Biden will be sworn in as the 46th president of the United States of America. Enjoy the show with some half-price pizza.
Back from a decent holiday, which included the purchase of a mansion in Beverly Hills, Trevor takes aim at the ‘patriots’ who stormed the Capitol.
As the clock strikes midday in Washington DC, which is 7PM here in South Africa, it becomes former president Donald Trump.
Nelson Mandela set up the foundation to contribute to improving South Africa, but now it’s alleged that the people in charge are lining their own pockets.
Last month, Jared and Ivanka snapped up a $32,2 million lot on Indian Creek, which is a luxury island community in Miami-Dade County, FLorida.
The joke goes that when you hit stage eight, the government comes to your house and blows out your candles, but it’s getting tougher to find laughs among this mess.
With his Twitter account suspended, a second impeachment in the bag, and the clock ticking on his reign, things aren’t looking too rosy for POTUS.
Every time we are hit with another wave of load shedding, the dire predicament that Eskom finds itself in becomes more apparent.
New York City prosecutors are investigating Trump’s company for possible tax, bank, and insurance fraud, with the Seven Springs estate now right in the mix.
During the attack on the US Capitol on January 6, one media outlet featured a man with a distinctly South African twang to his accent going off on an unhinged rant.
Sometimes, you have to give credit where credit is due, and Morgan’s interview with UK Health Secretary Matt Hancock yesterday was ruthless.
You don’t get to spend months attempting to undermine the results of a democratic election, and calling for your supporters to storm the Capitol, and then back away when an insurrection takes place.
Riot, coup, insurrection – call it what you will, but the events of January 6, 2021, will live long in infamy. Here’s what Jordan Klepper saw on the day.
Yes, that is Arnie holding the sword he carried in the 1982 movie ‘Conan the Barbarian’, and he’s not going to mince his words.