You might have heard about the Bell Pottinger smear campaign orchestrated by the Guptas, and the most recent scandal has seen #PaidTwitter come back with a vengeance.
A curious incident involving the flashing of red lights from the White House went down on Sunday, which only encouraged a slew of Internet conspiracies.
Law, order, and complete obedience seem to be the status quo over in North Korea. That’s certainly true for their Pyongyang Metro, too.
Bought by the Guptas in 2005, a house in Constantia is set for renovations. Neighbours are afraid that they’re going to turn it into the new Saxonwold.
You don’t have to look very hard to find a Trump-bashing editorial online, but this one stands out from the rest. Even the Germans are getting in on the fun.
We’re up to our ears in State Capture information, but if you thought that was going to slow down you’d be wrong. This weekend was another massive set of revelations.
I guess we’re at a point now where every Trump handshake is put under the microscope, but his showdown with the French president was one for the ages.
A damning academic report was released last night at Wits, detailing the silent coup which is underway in South Africa. Of course it’s scary reading.
The Pope is no stranger to the meet and greet, but you can bet there are political photo ops he has enjoyed more than what went down this week.
Sometimes you are presented with a video that, when considered alongside the mountains of evidence we have already, shows just what a fragile ego the Donald has.
Now that Thuli Madonsela is out of public office, she has even more freedom to say what she wants. She didn’t hold back during her address at Wits.
There have been quite a few politicians around the world who have found themselves the victim of some shameless flinging, but these are some of the most awesome.
Imagine your child going in for an operation, and the hospital performed an incorrect arm and leg amputation? Yes, for real.
It’s obvious that Donald loves the attention that comes with being president, cameras trained on his every move, but Melania on the other hand.
Yesterday the Parliamentary oversight committee was handed the chance to put Eskom under the spotlight, and leading the charge was a fired up Pravin.
You might be aware that this past week has seen further Eskom / Gupta bombshells, so let’s break it down into the five key findings.
He only gets to poke fun at the president once a week, unlike other late night TV show hosts, so you can bet John made this Sunday’s show count.
I guess somebody had to be the fall guy for the infamous pussy-grabbing video, and it sure as hell wasn’t going to be the Donald. Now Billy B is finally speaking out.
Trump is rather well known for grabbing things, but it was his orb-touching antics that have lit up social media this time around. Is he summoning Steve Bannon?
Leave it to TIME Magazine to come in guns blazing, their latest cover depicting a morphing White House. I’m sure the Donald is fuming.
When he isn’t painting, or watching the current president ensure that his own gaffes are relegated to footnotes, George Bush photobombs sports reporters.
We’ve grown accustomed to seeing some pretty hectic protests in this neck of the woods, but how about this melee over in Washington D.C.?
You can’t turn on the news without seeing Trump’s name being dragged through the dirt, unless of course the channel happens to be Fox News.
The countdown started at around 100 days, and although there is no exact ticking time bomb our days are numbered. So what happens next?
Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba has been a rather naughty boy in years gone by, and these past few weeks things have really unravelled.
Fire Comey, invent a saying that has been around almost 100 years, admit that his minions cannot be factually accurate – welcome to another week of Donald Trump.
Fancy putting aside your political worries for a second, and enjoying a throwback to the early 90s? If so you’re in luck – jump around.
Over in the ConCourt the future of Jacob Zuma could well hang in the balance, with many specualting that a secret ballot would ensure his dismissal.
The Trumpster has made it clear over the years that he doesn’t require permission to grope, fondle or kiss, and his latest victim is Press Secretary Spicey.
As she was about to introduce Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa in parliament yesterday, speaker Baleka Mbete made a little whoopsie.