If you were addicted to one of the earliest forms of reality television, this South African version of a makeover TV show will float your boat.
A little glimpse at South Africa’s January television stats reveals a number of shows that I’m not at all familiar with. Maybe you’ll fare better.
What would you do if random packages no one in your house had ordered kept arriving with your name on? This couple is kind of freaking out.
Patrick Soon-Shiong might be America’s wealthiest doctor, but his reasons for buying one of the country’s most popular newspapers stem from growing up in South Africa.
After Pepsico’s CEO made a rather off colour observation during a podcast, the internet was awash with tales of Doritos designed just for women.
All-round American legend Quincy Jones had a very revealing chat with Vulture, complete with plenty of name-dropping. And not in a good way.
Viceroy Research, the New York-based short seller that has made a massive name for itself here in SA, tend to pack a punch. Here’s how the seven companies they’ve targeted are faring.
Jim Carrey has certainly become more eccentric with age, and his latest rant is aimed at social media giants Facebook. His reasoning is pretty solid, though.
The Guptas are preparing to appear in front of a parliamentary enquiry in March, lawyering up with a Houghton-based firm. I find this defence staggering.
You’ve been waiting to see how the Cape’s property prices have been affected due to the drought, haven’t you? Well, here are the percentages.
If the football didn’t catch your interest, with the Eagles shedding the underdog title and taking home the trophy, then the commercials usually do the trick.
We’re into the second week of the Capitec / Viceroy showdown. As both sides take aim at one another, some of the Capitec directors’ share sales are raising eyebrows.
Turning up inside the hallowed covers of TIME is no mean feat, and the January 29 edition of the magazine includes a mention of Cape Town’s favourite pizza guys.
Damn, but the Brits love a good moan. These are the adverts they complained most about during 2017, and there are some pearlers in here.
We will soon see a new high speed, high-tech breathalyser rolled out across the country. You probably don’t want to take your chances with this machine.
Local content has been in the spotlight recently (thanks, Tali), and to continue riding this wave here are six tasty offerings you should really consider watching.
During the budget speech on February 21, South Africans will learn how the government plans to cover massive budget shortfalls. You might not like it.
Weinstein whistleblower Rose McGowan is still fighting her battle against the Hollywood producer, as he attempts to deny her rape allegations.
What would happen if Amazon’s Alexa lost her voice? Apparently, if this Super Bowl advert was to believed, some celebs would have to step up to the plate.
If advertisers’ cookies are bothering you, and you can’t get away from that product you looked at once months ago, here’s a list of some handy tools you might need.
As attitudes towards female empowerment issues continue to roll with the times, F1 is trying to keep up by banning grid girls at the races.
Despite a massive effort by search and rescue teams off the coast of France, the search for Pierre Agnes has now been called off.
Viceroy Research came out swinging earlier in the week, although it wasn’t too long before we saw Capitec dish out some hits of their own.
Not only do they have all the water, but it seems that the folks up in Jozi are also raking in the dough. How about this marketing manager position?
When the trailer for a new ‘Crocodile Dundee’ dropped, many were left scratching their heads. Turns out there was an ulterior motive behind the news.
You really don’t want Viceroy Research coming after you, and when they get you in their crosshairs you’re in for a hell of a ride. Capitec are feeling the heat.
Since Cyril Ramaphosa was voted in as president of the ANC, the rand has rallied back against the dollar. A number of local share prices are rocketing, too.
Chris Pratt seems like the kind of guy that you’d enjoy sharing a beer with, which is probably why this American brand snapped him up.
VW has hardly recovered from 2015’s #dieselgate, and already another scandal concerning emissions has reared its ugly head.
Over the weekend, Elon Musk announced the sale of a company-branded Flamethrower. Thousands have already been snapped up, but what’s going on?