A grandmother is suing some sexy firefighters after a pair of trousers hit her in the eye at a strip club.
South Africa is looking at another day of load shedding and frustration. If you’re not sure where to direct your anger, here’s a good place to start.
If you’re wondering what ‘pro-working’ means, you’re not alone. Let’s talk about this latest business buzzword and see who’s leading the charge.
Load shedding is alive and well again, and we are on stage four for the rest of the day. Even stage two has dire consequences for the economy.
Ryan Giggs slept with his brother Rhodri’s now ex-wife Natasha for eight years, whilst married himself. Now Rhodri is taking the piss.
Coca-Cola has released a new flavour, and it’s supposed to provoke a sense of nostalgia for the ice-cream flavours from your youth.
Dan and ‘sexist’ have always gone together, and he’s certainly keeping that alive with the advertising for his cannabis company.
We can’t believe that it’s taken this long, but someone has finally managed to get something controversial printed on a can for the ‘Share a Coke’ campaign.
South Africans have been recording conversations, meetings and other work-related activities without the consent of their employers. Is it legal?
Emiliano Sala was Cardiff City’s record signing, and even though he will never set foot on the field wearing their colours, the issue of the transfer fee remains.
When you buy something that is clearly marked “100% pork”, you probably expect the product to be just that. Enter Woolies and their smoked ham.
Looking in from the outside, you would think that Netflix is printing money, and all is well in the land of the streaming giant. The truth is somewhat different.
If you have young children, you’ll want to start saving for their education now, because the numbers don’t make for very easy reading.
We’re used to reading about adverts being pulled off air for racy content and the like, but I can’t remember a complaint as frivolous as this.
The world’s most-liked Instagram egg has finally cracked, revealing a surprising message, as well as the man behind the record-breaking post.
Remember a time when you used to have to ask your parents for lifts to social events, or wait around aimlessly for a cab you called ages ago? You’re not alone.
Here’s everything you need to know about the major changes being made to the tax exemption on South African expats.
Procrastinate your Monday away with the best ads from this year’s Super Bowl, which wrapped up early this morning South African time.
In her latest blog post, Ubuntu Baba owner Shannon McLaughlin details what may have happened if Woolworths hadn’t been met with such a public backlash.
In the market for a new helicopter or a private island? Look no further than Hush Hush, the website that calls itself ‘Amazon for millionaires’.
Facebook paid teens to install a VPN on their smartphones that spies on them, and they really don’t care about the consequences.
Kenneth Makate and Vodacom aren’t seeing eye to eye, although the exact offer from Vodacom has always been shrouded in mystery. Not anymore.
Knight Frank are gearing up for the future by looking into alternative transportation in the form of the latest ‘hyperloop’ technology.
Among this year’s most-hyped Super Bowl ads is a viral sensation, written by South African Melusi Mhlungu, that makes fun of ‘food porn’.
Shoprite’s share price has plummeted to a 20-year low, and experts believe that it could be tough going for the foreseeable future.
Every day, right around the world, millions of goods pass through various ports of entry. As you might have guessed, China’s numbers are staggering.
Pepsi’s new Super Bowl ad brings together Steve Carell, Cardi B, and Lil Jon to show the world that the soft drink is more than okay.
Kenneth Makate reckons that Vodacom owes him a big payday for inventing the ‘Please Call Me’ service. Turns out MTN might have a big say in the matter.
After reviewing hundreds of African start-ups, TechCrunch Startup Battlefield organisers were damn impressed with a South African newcomer.
Usually, when we hear about some new challenge, it’s something daft cooked up on social media. The ‘5 Days to Start’ Challenge, though, is one that we should all get behind.