Wednesday, July 23, 2025

Friday Morning Spice

Zelensky headed for state visit to South Africa, Cape Town is ready to host G20, Dehorning bears fruit as rhino poaching deaths drop, How MJ the Musical sanitised Michael Jackson’s story, Foreign pensions now under attack from SARS, and A trip down memory lane with Lady Gaga.

Thursday Morning Spice

Fire breaks out on world’s largest cruise ship, World Cup semi-final pitch criticised, Paris Hilton testifies she was ‘force-fed medications and sexually abused’, Attempted coup in Bolivia fails, English County cricketer rewrites the history books, and Einstein’s atomic bomb letter to be auctioned.

Friday Morning Spice

Proteas out! SA fail to break World Cup curse, Dr Esther Mahlangu’s historic ‘Art Car’ is cruising home, Gift of the Givers office head in Gaza killed, Snoop Dogg says he’s giving up smoking, Western Cape small-scale fishers finally get their rights, and How much money ‘Big Brother’ contestants made back in the day.

Monday Morning Spice

Covid Criminal records still haunt South Africans, Trevor Noah pens new children’s book, Eskom unbundling ‘milestone’, Scientists resurrected an extinct animal frozen for 46,000 years, and Mastercard bans marijuana purchases.

Monday Morning Spice

Hogwarts rakes in the money, Protea’s did us proud, Eskom corruption takes a ministerial turn, US embassy issues prepper warning to citizens, Dilbert gets dumped, SA SWAT team in top 10 and Cape Town E-Prix a roaring success.

Missing The Cricket? The Proteas Skittled Pakistan For 99 Runs [VIDEO]

No doubt you’re well aware that South Africa is in search of redemption after being on the receiving end of a drubbing in the first test against Pakistan. In that spirit, the proteas have started the second test strongly, getting Pakistan all out for 99 runs. And get this, Imran Tahir picked up five wickets for 32 runs. Mental. Get up to speed with the highlights, here.

Friday Morning Spice

JuJu in court for assault. SA couple definitely held hostage by Al Qaeda. Bieber is going to space. Zuma says SA has advanced. No bikinis at Miss World, and so much more inside