Looking back, watchers cannot help but see the film as a prophecy.
Despite nobody being able to produce any actual evidence, the two hearings have revealed the extent to which discussions around UFOs – previously mostly the domain of conspiracy theorists – have penetrated the corridors of governments all over the world.
The salty comment comes as Musk, who views himself as a champion of free speech, is facing-off with governments such as Australia and the United Kingdom that are seeking to prevent the spread of online misinformation.
The owners of Hank’s Olde Irish Pub in Bree Street have been awarded R1.25 million in damages after a December 2022 incident led to false accusations of racism on social media.
Cape Town will have more than just Vaalies floating around its beautiful beaches.
Black Box Coffeeworks, a beloved local gem serving the Table Mountain National Park community since 2017, is now facing an unprecedented crisis. They’re asking the community for some help.
The offending post left a rather bitter taste in the mouths of the Bishops Council, resulting in Crispin Sonn apologising for expressing his views and now, handing in his resignation.
The innovative structure not only honours the cultural heritage of the Khoi but also stands as a remarkable architectural achievement for the country.
According to Bloomberg’s Billionaire Index, the rich got even richer… again.
Is America doomed, or is the Trump menace a red (orange) herring the Democrats used to make up for their lack of strong leadership?
Once again, the internet is ablaze with conspiracy theories surrounding Kate Middleton – this time about her ‘rumoured’ cancer diagnosis and recovery.
An Irish man is staring down a potential two-year sentence in Dubai – all for daring to post a less-than-flattering review of a dog grooming business from his homeland.
Strava – the hugely popular running and cycling app that is often referred to as Cape Town’s Tinder – has just revealed its major security issues, especially for some of the world’s top brass people.
“There’s absolutely nothing you can do to stop me … I’m allowed to plug my book.”
Stills from the film show him waddling around blown-up buildings while telling the Ukrainians that Putin is actually their friend for blowing their country to pieces.
Capetonians driving to work this morning may have heard John Maytham chatting with urban planner Marco Morgan about the city’s intentions to turn Bellville into a second CBD.
The British Royal Family may have cornered the market on royal drama over the years, but in 2024, the Norwegians seem to be saying, “Hold our crowns”.
The court’s ruling states that if the penalty is not paid within nine months, it will double for every day after.
After banning women’s voices in public, the Taliban’s Ministry of Vice and Virtue has now banned women from speaking to each other.
“The message from official personnel is that their passengers are more important than other road users and that the public must simply yield or face personal attack.”
Cristo claims to have made edited copies of an explicit video showing Rey and the then-king having sex in her bed. The footage was recorded on a secret video camera installed by his mother.
Musk has wholeheartedly entered the presidential race now, having already given Trump’s campaign a whopping $75 million boost earlier.
These images aim to take viewers on a visual journey through Johannesburg’s past, showcasing once-vibrant streets and iconic areas side-by-side with their shocking present-day reality.
The event was meant to be a Q&A focused on Trump’s policy platform, but he told the crowd: “Let’s not do any more questions. Let’s just listen to music. Let’s make it into our music.”
The City of Cape Town has taken its first leap toward energy sustainability by awarding the tender for its very first solar plant, the groundbreaking Atlantis Solar Photovoltaic Plant.
With whispers of Prince William possibly ascending the throne sooner than anyone imagined, the royal inner circle is in a tailspin.
While the intention is good, the ripple effect of banning alcohol sales to under-21s is surely going to be met with resistance from not only young people but hundreds of establishments that rely on the young crowds to survive.
Instagram has since been flooded with sponsored posts offering boats for those looking to exit Lebanon by whatever means necessary.
The noise around a prefabricated call centre dubbed “the most expensive mkhukhu” (shack) in South Africa, is growing.
“Eventually, there will be thousands of Starships going to Mars and it will a glorious sight to see!” Maybe fix the Cybertruck issues first.