Some terrible news coming out of KZN as authorities think they may have found what could be one of the worst human-rights violations in our country’s history.
The past few days have been less than stellar for the Cape Times as they have come under fire from politicians. Now they are set to lose a whole whack of subscribers.
Looks like the people of Cape Town are getting so used to robberies and heists that we can now easily take matters into our own hands…
Those of us lucky enough to live in the fair Cape have probably come across the Gardens Shopping Centre at one time or another. It seems something is going on around them parts these days.
Men from around the world are sending requests our way after last week’s announcement of the first successful penile transplant. The queue, however, is growing longer.
Helen Zille did a very nice thing for the people of Cape Town by giving us her front lawn on Saturdays, so why are people getting irate?
It is no secret that both of these men managed to amass a rather sizeable fortune, and like most hot-blooded males they weren’t shy of spending it on some expensive wheels.
Beer, check, Boerie, check. Salad, optional. We love a good braai around these parts and more and more people are joining the gas braai revolution.
Doctors are ready to operate on those in need of a new member after last week’s successful penile transplant was announced. All they need now is a few more donors on board.
This is the best way to start your week: a bit of hysterical laughter. This guy clearly cannot handle it right now (whatever it is – I don’t know if they get load shedding in Latin America).
There’s no amount of money that can bring back your family, but at least we can rest easy in the fact that Marli van Breda (and Henri, perhaps) stand to be well looked after financially.
A big, hard, woody congratulations to those at the University of Stellenbosch who today confirmed the world’s first successful penile transplant.
We don’t really need to say too much more do we? Your Friday treat awaits.
We know you’re not a morning person and need your cuppa before you can even consider facing the world. That’s fine, but get your kicks in the comfort of your own home and everyone’s a winner.
Things are not looking to bright for Oscar at the moment. Judge Masipa at her best.
But hang on, you heard they were sold out? Yeah we managed to nab two double tickets and we want to give them away pronto so enter now and get your groove on.
Grahamstown has been rocked by the finding of a monster in its midst – this man’s list of crimes will really make your blood boil.
UCT students took a break from staring at the mountain to gather in large numbers and demand the removal of one of the university’s iconic statues. Amandla.
When Nelson Mandela says something’s going to be a goodie, I think it’s safe to say you can believe him. Is this the case this time around though?
Doesn’t it make you happy to know that we reward our head honcho handsomely for all his hard work and leadership? Take that Cameron and Putin, who’s a baller now.
As the mornings get darker and the woolly socks start reappearing from the back of the drawer let’s not write summer off just yet. That’s why you need to get on board this train.
Eskom are set to dig deep in an internal investigation into problems at the company. Four board members have been sent to the naughty corner, including CEO Tshediso Matona.
Here’s one for the adrenaline junkies out there as we watch two Saffas fling themselves from a building. I find the most disturbing part all those stairs they had to traverse to get there.
It’s almost the weekend and we’re all becoming rosier by the minute….or are we? A new study says we rank amongst the world’s most miserable nations.
Well it only took days, months and years but eventually South Africa (and the EFF) got their chance to ask JZ the question that has been uttered, chanted and screamed from rooftops around the country.
It might be time to change your mixers, folks. You will be pretty grossed out by just how much sugar we are slamming down our gullets every time we enjoy a cooldrink.
So what should we expect this time around then? Will we see absolute chaos or have parliament learnt their lesson from the debacle that was SONA? Only time will tell.
The Western Cape continues to be battered by rogue fires and Stellenbosch is the latest victim. We’re not big fans of wet weather but let the heavens open soon please.
Let this one serve as something of a warning to residents with electric gate – wait in the street until your gate has opened fully or else you may be trapped like this.
The loss of your daughter is a pain that only a few will ever experience, so it is little surprise then that June Steenkamp wouldn’t give Oscar a warm cuddle were they to meet.