It looks like, after years of classifying South African drivers as independent contractors, Uber is going to have to answer for itself in court.
Out of ideas for what to do this weekend? How about an excellent brekkie, some wine tasting, and an out of this world lunch?
South Africa’s appetite for avos is on the up and up, and where there’s demand, there are also those who turn to crime.
A number of people have been banned from a popular Mpumalanga venue, following a brawl which was caught on camera
The aftermath of a funeral left one man dead, and others clashing with police over Disaster Management Act contraventions.
Things appear to be considerably more complicated in the case of the attack on a Paarden Eiland luxury car dealership than initially thought.
Illicit firearms are widely available to gangsters in the Western Cape, and in many cases, it’s the police themselves who are selling the weapons.
Speed camera “capture errors” have been causing motorists to be incorrectly charged with infringements and criminal offences they didn’t commit.
Nic Haralambous has spent 20 years building businesses and learning hard lessons. If you need advice on starting a successful side hustle, he’s a good brain to pick.
Rasta has picked up his brush and paints again, this time to honour Meghan and Harry’s announcement that there’s a new baby on the way.
Trading from Monday to Thursday is better than a total alcohol sales ban, but retailers argue that an inability to sell on weekends really stings.
After some unforeseen problems with the first round of vaccines to reach South Africa, the rollout of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine begins.
Pick n Pay staff were on the receiving end of an earful from a woman who refused to wear a mask, saying it was unconstitutional. Yes, they still walk among us.
Mulalo Nego Negondeni’s mini replica of Johannesburg took 12 years to build, having begun with a desire to see the FNB Stadium.
Many of the products you will find on Amazon don’t ship to South Africa, and there’s often a wait for those that do.
Our daily new infection numbers have dropped considerably since the surge in December and January, but the battle is far from over.
The Toy Shop, a luxury and performance car dealership in Paarden Eiland, was ransacked by a group of around 40 men on Wednesday.
There’s a reason that we refer to the rates of COVID-19 as ‘reported infections’. Not everyone who has contracted the disease is tested or recorded.
Gauteng residents are complaining about a foul stench across large parts of the province, and it could be around for a while.
Having written a scathing column detailing his arrest at the V&A Waterfront on February 6, Jacques Pauw has now been made to eat a sizeable serving of humble pie.
The use of Ivermectin to treat COVID-19 is clearly a divisive issue, and the ‘Carte Blanche’ segment this past Sunday drew the ire of many viewers.
Shopping on lay-by has long been a popular payment method in South Africa, but a new system aims to disrupt the status quo.
Qiniso’s journey to find love kicked off with some red carpet introductions. They were, to be kind to all parties involved, a tad cringeworthy.
Two ostriches rocked up on a Cape Point beach, took a dip alongside other beachgoers, and then went on their way.
It looks like the plans to make “the first new city to be built in a democratic South Africa” a reality are still ticking along.
Marching, singing, and a menacing looking roly-poly were all on show as crowds gathered outside Jacob Zuma’s compound.
There was no love lost in Sea Point on Valentine’s Day when a minor car accident turned very ugly, very quickly.
A Durban man spent months being targetted by an anonymous online harasser, who made his daily life hell. Turns out his tormentor wasn’t very far away.
Plett was hit hard over the summer season, which the town attributes in large part to the beach closures.
The Pringles ‘Flavor Stacking Space Return’ advert that aired on Super Bowl Sunday was shot in Cape Town.