Flames shoot from cargo plane mid-air, Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, diagnosed with skin cancer, South Africa celebrates its first UFC champion, Sports Illustrated’s publisher terminates most of staff in mass layoff, and Why are Iran and Pakistan firing rockets at each other?
Fruit exports plummet, How SANDF ranks globally in 2024, Japan’s space agency braces for moon landing attempt, Walvis Bay becoming top fuel stop for large ships, and Will pop-punk ever die?
Apple overtakes Samsung, Emma Stone defends ‘honest’ sex scenes, Firewall change takes down SAPS network, Rand hits over R19 to the dollar, and LIFT named ‘best new airline brand’ by Global Brands Magazine.
Chinese lab crafts mutant COVID-19 strain with 100% kill streak, Lamborghini set an all-time sales record last year, Golden Arrow bus crashes into three houses, and Another massive electricity price hike hitting South Africans soon
Diamond prices slashed 25% as lab-grown gems rock the industry, Incest monster Josef Fritzl may soon be released, Teen skier to represent SA at Youth Winter Olympics, Call to scrap TV licences, and Clifton is hosting free volleyball, sunsets and live music every Thursday night.
New evidence discovered in D.B. Cooper skyjacking, Brunei’s ‘hot’ prince marries commoner, Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma announces retirement from Parliament, Dermatologists weigh in on using diaper cream as moisturiser, and Business Insider stands by Neri Oxman stories.
Software giant paid for SA govt officials to play golf in New York, North Korea poised to admit first known tourists since 2020, Dakar Rally highlights, SAAF Museum’s open day at Ysterplaat Air Force Base, Ex-Trump aide reveals ‘scary’ moments he wanted people killed, and Table Mountain welcomes 31 millionth visitor.
Black Coffee receiving medical attention after accident on flight, Scientists discovered the first new antibiotics in over 60 years using AI, Smartphones to look forward to in 2024, Gaming voice actors blindsided by ‘garbage’ union AI deal, and Morocco dashes South Africa’s UN Human Rights Council presidency hopes.
Canadian tourists vow to never return to SA, The Rotary Club’s ‘Last Night of the Proms’ returns to City Hall, Mantashe plays down ‘excited’ Mbalula admission, Tiger Woods ends partnership with Nike, and Everything we know about ‘The White Lotus’ Season 3.
Blade Nzimande vows to sue Outa for spreading ‘nefarious’ lies, Sex tapes taken of Prince Andrew, Bill Clinton and Sir Richard Branson by Epstein, How SA intends to show Israel can be suspected of genocide in Gaza, New Michael Schumacher details, World’s most expensive private jets, and the Pope calls for ban on surrogacy.
Astounding pictures of Mafe walking around Parliament, Unexpected collaboration between Ducati and Bentley, 28s Gang boss shot dead, Etsy lays off 225 workers, Bad news for iPhone thieves, and Nostradamus’ 2024 predictions revealed.
Bryan Adams Confirms ‘Summer of 69’ Is 100% about 69ing , Gauteng Crime Prevention Wardens get full police powers, Harry and Meghan’s Archewell charity suffers donations plunge, Single mom, daughters attacked with axe on farm near Cape Town, and ‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ star Andre Braugher dies at 61.
Golden Globes nominations announced, The Zulu royal throne is on shaky grounds, SA musician Zahara passes away, Durban beaches close due to high E. coli levels, Michael Bublé heading to South Africa, SA’s most expensive home SOLD for R700 million.
Five things to know about the new Eskom CEO, These animals went extinct in 2023, The 7 best watches of the week, Ramaphosa son’s Sandton house to be auctioned off over unpaid debt, and Dubious legislation being rushed through Parliament is ‘electioneering at its worst’.
King Charles’s logic behind his tie choices, Dan Marokane expected to be appointed as new Eskom CEO, Bruce Willis’ family doesn’t know ‘how much time’ he has left, SANDF refutes claims of torture squads, Kruger National Park to go cash-free, and Tanzanians wonder where Vice-President Philip Mpango has gone.
ANC veteran of 60 years Mavuso Msimang ‘painfully’ severs ties, Taylor Swift Is TIME’s 2023 Person of the Year, McDonald’s unveils its answer to Starbucks, Eight water supply systems in Western Cape in critical condition, and More Springboks coming home to South African rugby.
Great white sharks returning to South African waters, South African water and sewage control systems potentially hit in global hack, Sun City, Pilansberg tourists ambushed, shot at for euros, CPT Arts Festival gives buskers their big break, and A starry tribute to Marianne Faithfull.
The best memes of 2023, Bad news for Koeberg Power Station, Gold has never been this expensive, Prasa’s long-distance trains are back, and Unknown traders appear to have anticipated October 7 Hamas attack.
Sting operation prevents 443 Zimbabwean children being trafficked into South Africa, Dutch tourist’s life saved by friend’s quick thinking at Wilderness Beach, The Cybertruck Is a disappointment, One dead, two injured in Paris knife and hammer attack, and Why Siya Kolisi turned down a R25 million move to Japan.
New billionaires inherited more than they earned last year, Man drowns at Saunders’ Rocks Beach, New supersonic jet Is poised to hit the skies, England captain Owen Farrell walks away from test rugby, and Cristiano Ronaldo faces $1bn lawsuit.
NHI Bill vote delayed amid backroom political twists, Google rolls out .meme domains, One of Toyota’s best Land Cruisers ever is back, Donovan Moodley wins review of his parole denial, Trevor Noah packs 50 000 people at London’s 02 Arena, and Glamour Women of the Year Award Winners.
SANDF ‘Torture Squad’ exposed, Charlie Munger, friend and business partner of Warren Buffett, dies, South Africans divided on new smoking laws, Victims drive 50km to hospital after shootout with Facebook Marketplace robbers, and Are edibles actually good for sleep?
Australia to ban disposable vape imports, Cape Town lawyer pleads not guilty to racially motivated attack, Mineworkers trapped underground in Rustenburg, Celebrities, politicians among those named in sex abuse suits, and More billionaires are renting homes instead of buying.
Iran avalanche leaves five mountain climbers dead, Messy divorce sees court battle over missing jewellery and R3.8 million, Novak Djokovic suffers two defeats in same day, Hamas releases third group of hostages, and The South African province that’s showing huge potential.
The 200 best songs of The 1980s, New Zealand gets new government, Reserve Bank holds interest rates, WHO seeks answers from China about mystery outbreak of respiratory illness, and Is sex work in SA a step closer to being legalised?
Penthouse magazine model sues Axl Rose of Guns N’ Roses, Jehovah’s Witnesses say goodbye to tracking proselytizing hours, Planes sent off course with unprecedented navigation system attacks, Ferrari car owner, City of Cape Town in damages spat, and Anatoli Restaurant closes its doors after 40 years.
MPs vote to close Israeli embassy in SA, Aspiring lawyer sues Elon Musk for amplifying neo-Nazi conspiracy, Locally-directed animation wins International Emmy, Commercial flights are experiencing ‘unthinkable’ GPS attacks, and Mark Knopfler’s bonkers guitar collection is up for Auction.
South African rugby player Hannes Strydom killed in accident, OpenAI employees threaten to quit, WHO declares loneliness a ‘global health concern’, Red-wine headache explained, and Cape Town dubbed leading African city for climate action.
‘Chaos’ at Durban port, Government welcomes S&P’s decision to keep SA credit rating unchanged, Woolies removes Israeli products from shelves after receiving threats, Sam Altman Out at OpenAI, Hat worn by Napoleon sold for $2.1 million, and The 2023 Las Vegas Grand Prix.
Proteas out! SA fail to break World Cup curse, Dr Esther Mahlangu’s historic ‘Art Car’ is cruising home, Gift of the Givers office head in Gaza killed, Snoop Dogg says he’s giving up smoking, Western Cape small-scale fishers finally get their rights, and How much money ‘Big Brother’ contestants made back in the day.