Jamie Oliver has been going strong for years now, but his chain of casual dining restaurants isn’t exactly raking in the big bucks. Quite the opposite, in fact.
It should come as no surprise that sustainable architecture is on the increase, and Japan’s plans for a new high-rise look mighty fine.
Fans of ‘Stranger Things’ are set for a pretty decent wait, so it might be worth trying out ‘Everything Sucks!’ for some of that old-school nostalgia.
Thanks to a severe lack of water nationwide, JoJo tanks are selling faster than ever. One family you may have heard of is pretty chuffed about that.
Three people have been accused of illegally exporting, via South Africa, spare parts to Lebanon’s Shi’a Islamist political party.
It’s a tough time to be a farmer in the Western Cape, one of your most valuable resources becoming an increasingly scarce commodity. Perhaps this is a wise idea?
We couldn’t help but notice Jack Parow’s new profile on Timon. Then again, would you expect anything less from the man?
In Colorado, where weed has been legal since 2014, one man has opened a pot friendly hotel that offers bacon and eggs with a side of ganja. Business is booming.
Appearing on Ellen’s show, Bill Gates was put to the test and asked to guess the price of everyday items. He didn’t fare so well.
Eusebius McKaiser isn’t one to mince his words, and it’s clear that he wasn’t a fan of yesterday’s Budget Speech. Also, y’all see Gigaba quoting Kendrick Lamar?
Just before bitcoin surged back and made significant gains, an unknown trader bought $400 million worth. Seems like they know something we don’t.
Yesterday afternoon saw Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba deliver his first budget speech, and his efforts were always going to be met with a mixed reaction.
Another billionaire has announced his plans to commercialise space, this time with inflatable modules that form a private space station.
Delivering his maiden budget speech, all eyes will be on Malusi Gigaba. He must now explain how South Africa intends to fill that R50 billion budget hole.
Located in a hollowed-out Texan mountain, the installation of Jeff Bezos’ 10-millennia clock has begun. Cool, but as cool as a car in space?
The problem with lawyers is you often just want one quick answer from them. But they charge by the hour, and you have to ensure a formal sit down so everyone can play the game.
A massive construction job, taking place on the eastern edge of Cape Town’s CBD, will soon be the local home of Amazon. Can you guess where it is?
There are a lot of notorious conmen out there, but this story is up there with the best of them. Here’s the tale of a Malian man who used ‘magic powers’ to fleece his victims.
How long could each country’s richest citizen support their government’s spending before the coffers run dry? That’s what the Robin Hood Index examines.
We already know Chinese billionaire Jack Ma is an eccentric cat, but his role as the star in a Kung-fu movie takes it to the next level.
Since he began his Make America Great Again crusade, many have thought Trump was going to change the way things were done. Wrong.
Google has had a force change in morals, and is trying to make it more difficult for every-day users to reuse copyrighted images. Here’s how.
Chances are you’ve had the discussion about local restaurants serving, or not serving, tap water. Here’s a pretty decent summary of the arguments, and some drama from Barristers.
Sol Kerzner has made no secret of his desire to get involved in the residential property game. Here are his latest plans, in conjunction with daughter Andrea.
Viceroy has hit back once again, saying it has evidence that Capitec uses a “curing” method to hide the “disastrous” performance of its loan book. More shots fired.
Two years ago Darryn August’s story moved South Africans, his defence of a pregnant woman from attackers resulting in severe injuries. Yeah, about that.
When it comes to adverts, Old Spice does things a little differently. That’s why we’re loving their Valentine’s Day spots.
You’ve seen Eskom’s in the kak once again, but some of the numbers being thrown around are out of this world. They could have serious ramifications for all of us.
Facebook’s in-house dating policy is actually reasonable. Makes you wonder why more workplaces don’t implement something similar.
Having accused Cobus Kellermann of operating a Mauritius-based Ponzi scheme, Alec Hogg is being sued for damages for defamation. Quite a pretty penny, too.