Noting that ‘Graffiti in national parks is illegal’, SANParks said that some structures on Lion’s Head were painted in the colours of Palestine recently.
I thought a BuzzFeed-style listicle would help me mobilise these last couple of days in nice bite-sized chunks but in all honesty, it’s just made me realise that we’re not even two weeks into 2024 and all of this (and way way more) has already happened.
A mysterious ‘stone artists’ is leaving behind rock-shaped ‘art’ on Sunset Beach almost every night.
The HGV test is not as difficult to pass, with the right guidance, patience, a little bit of practice and with the right instructor, you can get your HGV driving license right in time.
How will we last the best part of a week listening to our in-laws’ theories on Covid, the Illuminati and Bill Gates’s real plan without erupting with rage?
Deacon Blue will be performing in Cape Town and Johannesburg.
One can now understand why a word as silly as ‘silly’ is used to describe these end-of-year scenes. It’s because we’re using a phrase from the 19th century.
Construction of the Cape Winelands Airport will begin in 2025.
Scientists examining a unique society of mixed-species dolphins in Greece recently discovered a unique specimen with thumbs.
Looks like the days of the human news presenter are numbered.
Life’s too short to struggle with bad internet.
Loyal Creekers, new Creekers and everyone in between – grab your pizza-shaped lilos and flamingo inflatables because Up the Creek is making its return from 8-11 February 2024.
The load-shedding schedule app made a lekker little summary of some of the key data regarding the rotational power cuts in 2023.
A local creative, Charlie Human, has created a series of images that transforms Cape Town suburbs into AI character called the Aweh Force, and its hilariously spot-on.
The Mexican villagers claim they “basically had no choice but to die fighting, or die from hunger.”
The people living in this area have been granted until end of January 2024 to move, following this, the eviction order will be enforced.
Every week, Butler’s will select the naughtiest elf photo to win a pizza party. That’s gotta be the best advent calendar idea we’ve seen so far.
The ANC’s inability to think beyond the next election, and great love for kickbacks, seems to blind them to the fact that nuclear power is an investment that requires commitment of almost a century. Whoever slides into bed with you is going to be a lover for a long time.
A Pretoria businessman has been accused of living a high life with fancy cars and a swanky house while conveniently forgetting to pay his ex-wife’s spousal maintenance, his two kids’ school fees, and some other bills.
It turns out this year’s most desired fetish is all about big women and shrunken men.
Zara made no mention of the boycott of its products that preceded this move but stated that the change was part of its routine procedure for refreshing content.
Elon Musk might not be progressing in the Twitter-sphere – sorry, X – but things are looking to be on track over at Tesla.
See what Google Trends reveals about the local and global questions we shared, the people who inspired us, and the moments that captured attention this year.
If there ever was an omen that the world is coming to an end it must surely be a nacho cheese-flavoured liquor that “smells and tastes like the real thing”.
We’re unwrapping the festive season’s magic at South Africa’s largest independent Apple retailer.
If there isn’t an emoji for it, does it even exist?
As most of the rugby-playing nations in the world have come to realise by now, you don’t mess with a springbok.
The move to open the airport up to international travellers should make it easier for everyone to get to and from the Kruger National Park.
Heinz Ketchup has come up with a genius way to stop these unscrupulous restauranteurs from using its well-known branded bottles as receptacles for crappy ketchup.
Lasers might conjure up images of steel-splitting heat but, suggested by a medical doctor or medically-trained therapist, ‘laser’ can be a good thing for your skin – a very good thing.