When you’ve been fending off stories about your corruption and criminality for more than a decade, what’s another damning revelation, right?
The Sultan of Brunei lives a pretty lavish lifestyle, when he isn’t implementing inhumane laws that threaten the physical safety of his people.
It seems like everyone is making use of load shedding app EskomSePush, so let’s see how its creators went from humble beginnings to in excess of a million users.
Zimbabwe has decided to compensate the white commercial farmers whose land was expropriated in the early 2000s.
Convicted fraudster and ANC national executive committee member Tony Yengeni reckons that Herman Mashaba is due for a necklacing. That hasn’t endeared him to many.
Jason Sudeikis has returned to ‘Saturday Night Live’ to reprise his parody of Joe Biden, in the wake of allegations that Biden is too “touchy-feely” with women.
Eskom talks a good game about getting us out of this mess, but if you cast an eye to the future, the picture is a little less pretty.
Yesterday, the Sunday Times dropped an explosive report detailing how Zuma stashed $30m (about R422m) in cash in an underground bunker at Nkandla.
A political debate in Hout Bay turned violent when EFF supporters clashed with those from Black First Land First (BLF) party.
Yesterday, Pravin Gordhan, his new technical review team, and Eskom’s top brass announced their new plans. Not everyone seems impressed.
We’re talking about Swaziland’s Mswati III, Fredrick Obateru Akinrutan of Nigeria, and Mohammed VI of Morocco.
Donald Trump really, really hates wind turbines, and he isn’t going to let facts or reason stand in the way of his crusade to demonise them.
Donald loves his golf, but tales of his cheating ways have been around for decades. Also, he can’t pronounce simple words and lies about his father’s birthplace.
The Extinction Rebellion is back, and this time they’re half-naked in the British House of Commons to distract from Brexit debates.
Jacob Zuma and his daughter clearly enjoyed themselves this weekend, which we know because he posted about it on Twitter.
Robert De Niro returned to SNL over the weekend to play Robert Mueller, and of course, they had to chat about what was contained in that infamous report.
Every lamp post in and around Cape Town is plastered with election posters, and sometimes that leads to a decent chuckle.
George Clooney and Elton John are demanding a boycott of a number of prominent hotels, to show support for those suffering in Brunei.
Over the past few years, TIME have had a number of covers depicting Donald struggling to stay afloat in the Oval Office. He’s a little happier, now.
Last night, Donald held his first rally since the Mueller report was released, and he didn’t hold back. The crowd, as usual, went wild.
Alan Winde posters are dotted all over Cape Town’s lamp posts, and it appears some people have taken a liking to scribbling on them.
There’s nothing Hlaudi Motsoeneng loves more than the spotlight, and he sure is excited about launching his political party’s manifesto.
We’ve all been conned from time to time, which is pretty crummy, but Eskom buying rocks from coal suppliers has consequences for the whole country.
Julius and the EFF will be looking to score in the double digits in the upcoming national election, which could have far-reaching implications for the country.
Justice Malala isn’t the kind to pull his punches, and the highly respected political commentator and columnist has unloaded on Ramaphosa and the ANC.
If you’re not all that confident in the brains trust at Eskom, you’re not alone. Zapiro rolled out some familiar favourites to drive home his point.
Eskom has been quick to rubbish reports of stage five and six load shedding. One expert, who calls them “absolute liars”, says it’s already happening.
Just when you think Eskom has reached peak incompetence, along come accusations of sabotage from the inside.
Trevor Noah recently returned to South Africa, and a friend rang him up with an interesting opportunity. It turns out President Cyril Ramaphosa was keen to meet up.
Like most of the watching world, France’s minister for European affairs, Nathalie Loiseau, has had enough of the UK’s indecisiveness. This diss is wonderfully petty.