Hannah Cornelius was murdered in 2017 after being attacked while sitting in her car outside a friend’s residence.
‘Find Your Freedom’ uses the latest digital technology and game-style graphics to immerse viewers in interesting choice-driven video experiences across Cape Town.
Cruise landed at the Ladysmith Airfield earlier this week with all his crew members and an entourage of impressive aircraft.
A driver who lost control and smashed through a wall ended up in a pool, before the homeowner hauled him out of the water.
The Mavericks billboard, on the corner of Buitenkant and Barrack Streets in the Cape Town CBD, was at the centre of a complaint made to the Advertising Regulatory Board.
Perhaps the lesson here is to be wary of those who feel the need to be so vocal about their financial success.
The used car “sweet-spot” in 2021 was a car priced between R200 000 and R300 000, with a mileage of just over 100 000 kilometres.
Wedding snaps have been all over my social media recently, but actually, according to Stats SA, the number of civil marriages in the country is declining.
The yacht Azimut Flybridge 60 is up for grabs, with a co-ownership opportunity available for anyone with extra millions to spare.
It’s definitely a good time to be an estate agent in St Francis Bay, with both semigrants and foreigners flocking to the coastal town.
When we first went into hard lockdown in South Africa, the majority supported the idea. Two years down the line, it appears that our government is less keen on listening to those same experts.
DeFi (Decentralised Finance) is the rapidly growing sector of personal finance products built on blockchains using cryptocurrencies.
Put together a well-constructed advert and you can become a part of the national lexicon. OK Furniture’s latest effort certainly won’t achieve that sort of success.
The South African National Defence Force (SANDF) isn’t exactly rolling in the cash, which makes the Cuba ‘training’ mission all the more strange.
SARS Commissioner Edward Kieswetter has made it clear that tax rogues are in the crosshairs, and recent action backs that up.
A taxi strike in Cape Town caused major backlogs on the N2, and there are also reports of buses being set alight and some vehicles being stoned.
If you buy this farm, it’s imperative you spend days on the deck looking out over the river and pondering life’s great questions.
Naspers, which owns large stakes in South African companies like Media24, MultiChoice, and Takealot, has long been popular with those who dabble on the JSE.
Wine tasting is usually a relatively chilled affair, and so it should be, but that doesn’t mean etiquette can be thrown out the window.
Rather than slowly backing away from the story and letting everybody move on and forget, those behind the tall tale keep on digging.
Props to the Durban resident who strolled out of his home with a pellet gun, pointed it at the three men, and shepherded them off the property.
With our national state of disaster once again extended, despite pleas from various experts for it to end, patience with President Ramaphosa is wearing thin.
That blushing, flushed red flare that strikes the skin on your face, sometimes even with small, pus-filled bumps, is called rosacea.
Four major South African cities feature on the Mexican Council for Public Security and Criminal Justice’s list of the 50 most violent cities in the world.
There was plenty of chatter online when a Russian cargo plane was spotted jetting off from Cape Town International Airport on Friday night.
Often the driver accepts your ride request, but then as soon as they realise how far you need to go, they cancel the trip.
We’ve all heard about inflation, but few know that we are experiencing the highest inflation rate in forty years.
Makazole Mapimpi’s name will be forever etched into Springbok history after he became the first South African to score a try in a World Cup final. Getting there was no easy feat.
Last year, incredible footage did the rounds showing farmland coming under siege from “a seemingly unending mass of locusts darkening the sky”. Unfortunately, the situation has worsened.
In response to a question from Julius Malema regarding Bheki Cele, President Ramaphosa surprised parliament while stressing how unafraid he is.