Saturday, June 21, 2025

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?

‘Afrikaans Uber’ Launched in Gauteng

The service has been met with great reviews, and despite several added security features, their prices are quite competitive compared to the other services available in this market.

Friday Morning Spice

16-year-old Cape Town footballer lands trial at Chelsea, warning for how to handle fake Uber drivers, two people arrested in connection with Liam Payne’s death, and the problem with millennials raising pets not kids.

Rise In Uber Drivers Attacking Passengers Causes Concern

All this does not bode too well for South Africa as every form of transport is beginning to either be non-functional, or potentially life-threatening. At this rate, school runs will soon have to be done in Mad Max-style armoured convoys.

Friday Morning Spice

Prestigious Cape Town school in social media race storm, Cape Flats speed climber selected for Youth World Champs, Trump facing federal charges, and SA Cholera death toll rises to 31.

Thursday Morning Spice

De Ruyter jumps Eskom ship amidst political meddling, International hockey coming to Cape Town, SAA gets another R1bn, Clinton Aide with Epstein ties found dead, Wild species saved from ‘food list’, Liam Neeson and the uncomfortable interview, and the Oscars absurd plan to avoid another onstage slap.

Monday Morning Spice

Cape Town to lift Uber permit freeze. Zulu King coronation. Jonah Hill steps back. Zuck mocked for avatar.

Monday Morning Spice

Uber leak exposes politicians. SA bar shootings leave 19 dead. Sopranos actor dies. Baby Al Capone. Gwyneth goes topless.