The design takes inspiration from plum blossoms, but amused internet users reckon it rather resembles a sanitary pad.
Explosive new allegations about AKA’s role in Anele’s death, Tesla lays off more than 10% of its workforce, NHI tax hikes are coming, Two tragedies hit Two Oceans Marathon, and Government pension fund goes silent after data breach.
The Chinese smartphone giant taking on Tesla, Pirates of the Caribbean to return without Johnny Depp, Monkey Town to permanently close due to urban development, Lifestyle audits mooted for senior MPs, Fish ‘full of antidepressants and cocaine’ after sewage spills, and Reserve Bank signals later and fewer rate cuts.
Red flag for food prices in South Africa, Billy Baldwin viciously claps back at Sharon Stone, The internet dusts off Prince William and Rose Hanbury affair, SAA’s R3bn deal with Takatso collapses, and Roman Polanski to face trial in US over rape lawsuit.
Ramaphosa announces SA’s election day, US vetoes call for immediate ceasefire at UN, South Africa’s unemployment rate increases, How Sylvester Stallone helped save James Brown’s career, and ANC cadre records reveal attack on judiciary.
Why Cape Town isn’t mitigating load shedding anymore, The brewing secrets behind tastier no-alcohol beer, Out-of-control satellite hurtling towards Earth, China’s homegrown passenger jet, Best-selling 4×4 vehicles in South Africa, and The ten unhappiest countries in the world.
The flight school claims that they are just one of many academies around the world, yet they are being targeted by the US.
TikTok has a huge subgroup that features videos of some of the zaniest gastronomical trends one can imagine, but the latest fad to emerge out of China takes the cake.
Rescuing Hout Bay harbour seals, the Panama Papers of the drug world, WCG hopes to establish its own company to buy cheaper power, Hollywood actors are back and busy, and China is using the world’s largest known online disinformation operation.
The video shows a man with a hard hat and blue overalls at the Chinese beer factory in Pingdu climbing down into a malt container, unzipping his pants, and letting go.
1,000 cats rescued in China from being slaughtered, The deadly reason some old glass bottles are textured, Three weird questions all South Africans will know, Exercise found to be nearly as good as Viagra, and from teaching violin to creating a luxury hotel empire.
The Kola Superdeep Borehole in Russia still holds the record for being the deepest, having drilled down to a depth of 12,262 metres in 1989.
Most people are blown away by the number of inhabitants, with some declaring that they grew up in towns with fewer people than what the colossal building can accommodate.
New discovery just upended what we know about Stonehenge, TV’s most beloved prisoner dies, Another hit in Cape Town, and South Africa culls millions of chickens in effort to contain bird flu.
Springboks’ Jesse Kriel escapes without citing, Woman in court for stealing newborn, A new JFK assassination revelation, The family cashing in on government dysfunction, and ‘Catastrophic’ flooding hits Libya,
The destruction of parts of the heritage site were reportedly due to an attempt to create a shortcut for the workers’ construction project. A literal cutting of corners, as it were.
Rolling Stones set to release first album In 18 years, Scuffles occur outside Woody Allen film premiere, 7de Laan production is suspended, Air ticket prices to get cheaper, and Earth has tilted 31.5 inches.
Despite numerous incidents racking up, including rocks thrown at Japanese children in Chinese schools, boycotts against Japanese products, and hundreds of hostile phone calls, there is no proof that China’s citizens have been directly harmed by the Fukushima water release.
Tiangong is currently inhabited by the three-person Shenzhou 17 crew, but China aims to keep the orbital outpost occupied for at least a decade and potentially utilize the station for commercial purposes.
This. Is. South Africa! A man thought to be Xi Jinping’s translator was body-slammed by security staff as he rushed to the Chinese President’s side.
According to the MOU in question, we should be receiving a hefty amount of generators, electric vehicles, solar PV batteries and inverters. Let’s just read the fine print carefully before we get too excited.
It seems China is trying to underplay a series of shocking videos that show the truth behind the country’s electric vehicle (EV) boom.
South African billionaire advances Cape Winelands Airport, Netflix finally streams video games too, Marike De Klerk’s murderer gets parole, and The horror movie going viral on TikTok that doesn’t exist.
Footage of the dangerous scenes in China keeps rolling in, as many residents begin to express their fear and anger around the government’s lack of preparation for the typhoon’s impact.
The cherry on top must have been the jubilant skip over the finish line, but sports officials didn’t seem to share the joy.
More footage of China’s ‘ghost cities’ has surfaced, and at first glance, the scenes look like a CGI dystopian fantasy.
China’s young adults are using these hard knocks as an opportunity to go back to their childhood in a rather unique way; being hired by their parents as ‘full-time children’ to do housework and be on hand whenever needed.
TikTok for people who can read? Why not. The video streaming app that brought us the bottle-flip says it will offer text-only posts as competition between social media giants heats up.
These millennials are in for a big surprise when they have to start paying taxes. Now that’s a real money-for-nothing game and government doesn’t accept V-Bucks.
In 2021 a man was left hanging to the railings of a glass bridge in the Piyan Mountains when several pieces of the glass floor were blown away by winds that reached up to 150km/h.