Has there ever been a more obvious ending to a saga than the announcement that Jacob Zuma has been granted medical parole?
Boris Vishnevsky, a well-known opposition politician, is the latest target of political cosplay that aims to derail the vote in an upcoming municipal election.
One of New Zealand’s ministers learned the hard way that odd-shaped veggies and children can be a dangerous mix.
One can always rely on the ANC to soil its own bed, and that’s very much the case with the local government elections just around the corner.
Google around, and you’ll find the average knee guard goes for somewhere between R100 and R300. Not if you’re buying on behalf of Eskom, though.
For a limited time, to help arm citizens with the information they need to better understand how this industry operates, ‘Influence’ is free to watch.
Yesterday, dishonourable members of Armenia’s parliament traded punches, threw objects at one another, and generally behaved in a manner that wouldn’t have looked out of place at one of our State of the Nation addresses.
As Jacob Zuma’s legal fees continue to mount, the former president’s foundation has sent out a “humble request” for donations.
While addressing the country on Sunday regarding a new outbreak, New Zealand’s COVID-19 response minister put his foot in it.
The US exits Afghanistan after 20 years of war, with little to no success to show for it. John Oliver took an excellent look at how things reached this point during Sunday’s show.
The scenes that played out earlier this week at Kabul’s airport will live in infamy.
A South African contractor staying in a camp at Kabul’s airport has described the “apocalyptic scenes” he witnessed.
The situation on the ground in Afghanistan is nothing short of dire. At least five people were killed at Kabul’s airport, as thousands of desperate citizens attempted last-gasp efforts to flee the country.
Joe Biden’s son, Hunter, is back in the news regarding his laptops, and his past fondness for both drugs and prostitutes.
Less than two weeks ago, South Africa was told that the Medupi power station was finally completed. Over the weekend, an explosion set us back years, as well as billions of rands.
After what feels like decades of avoiding the repercussions of his crimes, it was entirely unsurprising when Zuma exited prison last week for medical reasons.
South Africans will never forget the scenes of unrest that swept across large parts of the country last month.
Eight fresh Banksy-esque images and messages have popped up along England’s East Anglian coast. They have not yet been confirmed as works by the anonymous artist, but authorities are looking to preserve them.
The guest list for Barack Obama’s 60th birthday bash this past weekend was extensive, but the royal couple appears to have been snubbed.
The Department of Correctional Services has confirmed that Zuma has left prison and been admitted to an outside hospital for medical observation.
The Constitutional Court had a Zoom hearing recently, dealing with the state’s obligation to recognise Muslim marriages. One lawyer’s “ninja” comment is now being scrutinised.
The much-anticipated cabinet reshuffle, which had been on the cards for a while, was announced by President Ramaphosa last night. A few appointments warrant a closer look.
President Cyril Ramaphosa is set to shuffle the deck, with a number of ministers reported to be on the chopping block.
The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) has filed a 90-page affidavit outlining what it alleges is gross corruption within the health department’s awarding of contracts, with many hands in the cookie jar.
The unveiling of a memorial to police officers who have died in the line of duty was a sombre affair, until Boris’ struggles with an umbrella took over.
The EFF and members of the Afrikaner group Bittereinders (meaning ‘to the bitter end’) faced off outside a Pretoria old age home yesterday.
The Economic Freedom Fighters, or EFF, turned eight this week, with much noise and self-congratulating taking place on social media.
A Twitter account under the name ‘Tracy Zille’ shot to prominence last year and quickly racked up more than 30 000 followers. An investigation soon drew back the curtain.
According to filmmaker Anthony George Kirkwood, “no one could train you for what we have witnessed on the frontline”.
If Donald Trump still had a Twitter account, you can guarantee he would already have fired off a number of attacks.