When Cassius Clay became Muhammad Ali back in 1964, it was a pretty big deal. Much has been written about why he made that shift, but how about this letter?
The holy month of Ramadan has kicked off, and in case you don’t know what it’s all about here’s some of what you need to know.
The Pope is no stranger to the meet and greet, but you can bet there are political photo ops he has enjoyed more than what went down this week.
On Saturday, Angus Buchan called for a Christian government. He said he wanted to bring “normality to this beloved nation”. What exactly does this Billy Graham-inspired evangelist mean?
You might not have heard about the massive prayer meeting that took place in Bloem over the weekend, but the numbers it drew are unbelievable.
What do you do when you’ve just defended yourself against a massive public backlash? Go for the jugular once more.
Much like every single seven-day period of Donald Trump’s presidency, it’s been one hell of a week. Enter Sean Spicer to put the cherry on top.
Here’s one story that’s sure to rub some peeps the wrong way and start a fight or two. Hey Siri, what’s the secret to eternal happiness?
We know that tensions are boiling over at universities across the country, but over at Wits it appears anti-Semitism is back with a bang.
It’s rough when the headlines are grabbed by the likes of Donald Trump and Jacob Zuma, but less so when you see these two in action.
The reports of offensive costumes are already coming in and it’s not even Halloween yet. I wonder what we will get when the event actually rolls around.
When you start making a movie about Scientology you know the church is going to react, but things became rather strange for Louis Theroux.
While discussing why women wear burkas, things got very heated during a live television broadcast – so much so shoes were taken off and used as weapons.
Introducing a group that is fighting against the homophobic tendencies of the Orthodox Church, one naked homoerotic calendar at a time.
It’s been a pretty crummy few weeks for Steven Anderson, who’s learning that hateful bigotry doesn’t sit well with us southerners. He has one huge fan, though.
Thanks but no thanks, said Home Affairs and the people of South Africa. Of course Steven Anderson was going to try and have the last word.
Steven Anderson’s rants have been plastered all over local media in anticipation of his arrival, but now that he’s been banned he’s throwing a hissy fit.
Tensions in France are simmering towards boiling point, and at the centre of the mess is a controversial ban on burkinis. Here’s how that plays out.
We know he preaches love and understanding at every turn, but even by his high standards this letter from Desmond is something special.
Landmines are not all fun and games, and areas containing them should never be wondered into. Even if there are rare Pokemon to find.
Do you know someone suffering from an irrational fear of Islam? You might want to offer them a stick or two of this new chewie then.
Many churches are embracing their stance as a Gym on ‘Pokemon Go’, inviting “the younger generation” to attend a service or two.
Likened to Kim Kardashian, Pakistan’s first social media star was killed by her brother for bringing dishonour to the family.
A woman tweeted two sandwiches in an attempt to show the world what Taylor Swift’s vagina looks like, and then things got really weird.
Following the Orlando shooting, this chap proudly proclaimed that the world had 50 less paedophiles. Now he’s headed to our shores.
Sometimes it takes extreme measures to topple the top brass, and apparently Jesus himself could be at the forefront of the ANC’s downfall.
You get wine drinkers and then you get wine consumers – and it turns out one country is doing its utmost to take home that latter crown.
A Gauteng school is under fire for a letter sent to parents by the head of student affairs, who had some unsavoury things to say about Muslims.
There is something magical brewing in the Cape, and these videos are highlighting just one section of our melting pot of cultures. Brilliant.
Saddle up and get ready for a rollercoaster ride, Andre Slade has written a book and it’s a thing of beauty. If there’s a cult looking for a leader.