Comrade Carl seemed to be a man apart, looking for a new cause, and bank account, to latch his carnie trailer to.
The world’s largest rhino breeding and conservation farm is being put up for auction in mid-April.
But not only does it make pretty places unbearably stinky, it also supposedly causes frequent bouts of ‘the tummy bug’ to go around, and those are not fun at all.
A woman from Bluff in Durban was charged with fraud totalling about R16 million and sentenced to nine years imprisonment yesterday.
It looks like residents of Mitchells Plain took the law into their own hands on Saturday but the police were not at all happy about it.
Although it may be too early to actually panic, it is probably necessary to sound the initial alarm to avoid yet another Day Zero like the one experienced in 2018.
Are you even a real Cape Townian if you don’t have a favourite coffee spot?
It’s been ten years since Oscar Pistorius shot and killed his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp, in what the Paralympian at the time described as a case of ‘mistaken identity’.
There have been speculations about who may have ordered what appears to have been a hit on AKA since his fiancé Anele Tembe died under suspicious circumstances two years ago.
Cape Town’s high court has cracked down on the vice president of Equatorial Guinea, seizing two homes and a superyacht that belonged to him.
We have this cocktail because it was basically medicine for sailors back in the day.
Quite a few beaches have been closed across the city over the past few months due to sewage spills, but the issue seems to be more prevalent than we think.
No more smiling Patricia Lewis on your hair dye box, and Tim Noakes will have to settle for a slogan along the lines of ‘It’s food. Eat it.’
This time, the “suspicious contents” of a PostNet package at a Pretoria branch turned out to be several live reptiles.
Ronan Keating announced his tour of South Africa taking place this March, which will see him perform at Kirstenbosch Botanical Gardens and at Time Square in Pretoria.
Poor shoplifter had nothing on Jean de Villiers who chased him down at Paarl mall, plakkies and all.
There’s nothing quite like seeing a soldier in full battle armour ‘escorting’ dissenting MPs from the room to cement your trust in our democracy.
The local production of solar panels received a multi-million-rand boost thanks to the Western Cape’s commitment to a green economy, but that’s not the most impressive part.
Mad science, a fair slice, and The Rotherham. It’s World Pizza Day!
I guess the car-makers didn’t exactly consider that we’re frequently plagued by bouts of no electricity, though.
Saffas near and far were so chuffed to see the action star on our turf, so we have to know more about where he kicked his shoes off after a gruelling day of stunts and filming.
Yesterday, during peak morning traffic in Pietermaritzburg in KwaZulu-Natal, a car engulfed in flames went careening into a petrol station.
Winning has almost nothing to do with how the toys are stacked, whether they’re easy to grab, or whether the claw-to-toy alignment is perfect.
Finally, a little common sense in legislating the city.
Most alarmingly, kidnapping syndicates are extending their victim pool, increasingly targeting mid- to lower-income individuals now.
Sponsoring Tottenham Hotspurs is another level to a 100m flagpole. Somebody promised someone something.
Cape Town is now being punted as the best place to come before you head all the way down South.
Hellmann’s Mayo to be discontinued. What fresh hell awaits us next?
In the wake of this current bloodstock shortage, SANBS is urgently calling on South Africans to give blood to help save a couple of lives.
South Africa is basically helping Russian President Vladimir Putin show off his weapons of mass destruction.