We know that North Korea’s Kim Jong-un is top notch at just about everything but would he manage to stop the ice hockey juggernaut that is Vladimir?
Popi is yet to come into effect, but South African companies should start heeding its warning now to avoid fines and possible jail time for executives.
Edward Snowden has long been a fan of exposing the murky underworld of government bad behaviour, his latest interview dropping some bombs.
As tension rises in the home of France’s airline, angry employees rip the shirts off the backs of management in protest.
We know Donald isn’t big on mincing his words but his latest statements on America’s gun laws will come as a slap in the face to many.
I sometimes wish we had a late night TV circuit so that our politicians could poke fun at each other in places other than parliament. Here’s Hillary.
Shots fired, I repeat shots fired – Trevor shows off his unique perspective on the campaign of Donald Trump and does not disappoint.
Hang on a moment, you’re telling me that the Donald managed to wrap together those wispy strands into something resembling a man bun?
Sometimes not even friends in high places can save you from heading to the slammer. This guy did commit some really awful crimes however.
The disease is spreading at a rate of knots, selfies now part and parcel of the Taliban’s incursion into parts of Afghanistan. Where will it end?
Sticks and stones may break our bones but social media posts will always haunt us. A DA MP learnt the hard way this past 24 hours.
When one of the world’s most important leaders pops by your table you make sure you’re ready to greet him. Unless you’re on the phone, of course.
Sometimes an awkward political exchange is great fun to watch, although sometimes they leave you with a rather foreboding sense of trouble.
Pope Francis is quite the character, speaking out on a variety of issues that most religious leaders steer well clear of. Time to take on the Donald then.
Obama’s brother lives in a tin shack in Nairobi – but he is fine with his life and doesn’t want help from the American president. In fact, he dislikes Americans entirely.
Kay is fed up and has decided to do something about it by travelling with her wheelie bags and gluing herself to spaces.
The war in Syria is real and as the world’s eyes have opened up to the devastations of the once beautiful City of Aleppo, volunteers on the ground provide real insight into what’s happening.
The news of David Cameron’s sexual act has probably haunted him since it occurred – and it will probably do so for the rest of his life.
Well we know where this one is going, although there’s something about Donald Trump that makes me think he likes any and all attention.
Zim’s land reform is firing back at the country as efforts are being made to give back to the farmers who were dispossessed on unfair terms.
When you’re tasked with ensuring the safety of South Africa’s political bigwigs you get to see the good, the bad and the ugly. These bodyguards are gatvol.
South Africa’s government is slowly turning to our endangered wildlife to make money – and unless you object, will change the laws to do so.
Would you expect anything less than this as an initiation ritual for a club known for its decadence and debauchery in Oxford.
When you’re confronted with a racist bigot live on national TV you shut them down, earn some street cred and move on. Unless you’re the Donald.
If you think it’s just around these parts that parliament can turn ugly you best check out what went down in Japan. The cause does seem just though.
During a three hour debate there will always be a few questions that illicit rather strange answers. Even with that in mind this question was comedy gold.
Elton John said publicly last week that he would like to engage with Vladimir Putin, a man who isn’t exactly a friend to the gay community. So did he reach out?
Round two of the Republican debate occurred last night and was filled with a number of zingers from you know who. One other candidate did land some blows.
It appears those in the know at the High Court in Pretoria weren’t buying our government’s reasoning for letting war criminal Omar al-Bashir leave our shores.
As revellers at a Miami beach soaked up the sun they saw an unusual sight, a makeshift sailboat rocking up on their shores with 12 people aboard.