If you think punching in that third attempt at your phone pin is stressful, imagine what these guys are going through.
Whilst the origin of the video remains unclear, South Africans have quickly drawn their own conclusions.
South Africa made an important tax change as of January 1, 2021, that you may not be aware of.
If you’ve ever wondered what became of FBI agent Clarice Starling after her showdown with Hannibal Lecter, you’re in luck.
Elon Musk became the world’s richest person last week, but he’s now been bumped into second.
The price of Bitcoin soared around 50% through December, capping an incredible year for the cryptocurrency.
Whilst 2020 has been pretty average across the board, for some high-profile figures it’s left their careers in a state of total ruin.
Josua Hutagalung found out just how much a meteorite is worth when one crashed into the side of his home in Indonesia.
Trump’s former casino, Atlantic City’s Trump Plaza, will be demolished by dynamite on January 29. For the right amount of money, you could push the big red button.
Tesla has been confronted with a few competitors, as more automakers make the switch to electric, but few are as formidable as the Fiskers.
Statistics show that home robberies spike over the festive season, so it’s definitely worth taking the time to find out if your property has any weak points that could be easily breached.
The super-rich love exclusivity, so a members-only community renting out luxury holiday accommodation really hits the spot.
Prepare yourself, because what you’re about to see defies most of what we’ve come to expect from advertising.
The 16th season of ‘Idols SA’ wrapped up yesterday evening. There can only be one winner, but there were plenty of off-key performances to remember.
This week, the WPRFU has been dealt two serious body blows, with legal action over the redevelopment of Newlands followed by a consortium backing away from a lucrative deal.
Each year, TIME chooses a person, a group, an idea, or an object that “for better or for worse” has had the most impact on the events over the 12 months.
People can’t get enough of Martin Kenyon, who after his viral CNN interview, went on to put Piers Morgan in his place on ‘Good Morning Britain’.
Plenty of cuss words will be covered during ‘History of Swear Words’, a six-part series launching on Netflix from January 5.
You know Colonel Sanders as that old bloke from the KFC bucket, but ‘A Recipe For Seduction’ wants to introduce you to an altogether different character.
Even with measures in place, spam calls have become an almost daily part of our lives in South Africa.
Yesterday, Stats SA released the GDP stats for the third quarter. The headline number touted was the 66,1% growth, but that doesn’t really tell the full story.
SARS is being inundated with desperate calls from taxpayers who have fallen victim to scammers promising to secure large tax refunds.
As a new year approaches, consider this a reminder that starting 2021 with your finances in order is a great way to kick things off.
If you’re up for some holiday entertainment while you vegetate on the couch, look no further than the top five series of the year.
In 2019, Belle Delphine rose to fame when she started selling her used bathwater online alongside her erotic content. She now makes more than R20 million a month.
In 1967, Italian engineer Giorgio Rosa built an island, declared it an independent state, and made himself president. It’s a story Netflix couldn’t overlook.
Billionaires are often used to getting their way, and they’re also not afraid to flex their muscle through expensive court proceedings.
Mauritius wants you to visit, indefinitely, while you work remotely and get a feel for the place. After that, you might be keen to stick around.
Austin Russell founded his company, Luminar, when he was 17. At 25, he’s the world’s youngest self-made billionaire.
Ryan Reynolds created an ad for the dating app Match, and it features both Satan and the year 2020.