Bringing a new life into the world is an experience that can be exciting but may also leave you feeling anxious and unsure.

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Music and gaming often seem like a match made in heaven – and it’s true that many of the most iconic games only achieved their vaunted status with the help of some iconic soundtrack design. 

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South Africa is dealing with a major electricity crisis, affecting numerous businesses and homeowners nationwide. Power outages are frequent and may last the whole day, disrupting daily life. This electricity crisis can be categorized as one of the most severe ones in history.

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Poker has alw​ays held a spe​cial allure for ma​ny, with its combi​nation of skill, lu​ck, and psychology. B​ut in the expa​nsive terrain of Can​ada, online poker h​as taken on ​a life of i​ts own.

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We’re unfortunately getting used to the musician’s controversial shenanigans. This spicy boat ride is not the first time that Ye has made headlines for unsettling behaviour.

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It may just seem like an itty bitty flash, but if this same object hit Earth, load shedding would be the least of our worries.

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Rolling Stones set to release first album In 18 years, Scuffles occur outside Woody Allen film premiere, 7de Laan production is suspended, Air ticket prices to get cheaper, and Earth has tilted 31.5 inches.

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One of the key concerns raised however is that humans will begin to rely on AI too much, which will impact our species already concerning levels of human intelligence and creativity.

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A gender reveal party in Sinaloa, Mexico, took a horrific turn this week when a small plane, hired by an expectant couple to fly overhead, nosedived the pilot to an untimely demise.

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[imagesource:twitter/@HaloCollar] “Hello? Yes, this is dog speaking,” is how a smartphone for dogs manifests in my imagination, but the reality is less fantastical and more a technological feat of great minds. In the ever-evolving world of pet tech, the Halo Collar, which harnesses the power of the internet of things (IoT) with Wi-Fi and GPS […]

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Despite numerous incidents racking up, including rocks thrown at Japanese children in Chinese schools, boycotts against Japanese products, and hundreds of hostile phone calls, there is no proof that China’s citizens have been directly harmed by the Fukushima water release.

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Linda and Bruce met in 1981, but seeing as how Linda was in a serious relationship with a train at the time, the couple only made their relationship legal three years ago.

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With classic hippy nonchalance, many Burning Man revellers said on Sunday that they were still in ‘party mode’ and not fussed about the lack of ablution facilities.

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The Boks have gone on to win a few World Cups since then, but anyone who was alive during the 1995 tournament will know what an undeniably powerful moment that song was in our country’s history.

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Tiangong is currently inhabited by the three-person Shenzhou 17 crew, but China aims to keep the orbital outpost occupied for at least a decade and potentially utilize the station for commercial purposes.

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In an attempt to address the notorious pothole problem on South African roads, the Gauteng Department of Roads and Transport (GDRT) embarked on an ambitious journey to develop and launch the PotholeFixGP app.

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Moderate consumption of beer helps in preventing arteriosclerosis and heart disease, inhibits cancer, and improves blood circulation and immune function.

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Snow predicted on Table Mountain this week, SABC refuses to pay R38 million for Springbok World Cup games, and Lion’s Head named best free tourist attraction in Africa.

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Sipho Mbule AKA ‘The Real Master Chef’ recently took to social media to show off the latest PUMA collab with a pair of custom kicks, featuring the player’s name, proud team colours and South African flag swag.

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Following a successful summer testing phase, where it became the Times’ second-most played game behind Wordle, Connections is now being launched on their platform.

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The 40-year-old viral sensation is an established businesswoman with her own housekeeping company, Sisters @ Work.

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A newly released research paper has however outlined why The Line is a terrible idea, while at the same time proposing an easy fix: turning the line into a circle.

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Due to ongoing so-called “technical glitches”, NSFAS has now announced that they will be changing to a direct payment method for sending funds to students.

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Last year, 148 fin whales were killed in Iceland. Expert analysis of the hunt, conducted on behalf of the food and veterinary authority, revealed distressing details of the practice, including multiple shots and prolonged chases.

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Guinness insists that the mullet never really died out, even if its popularity faded beginning in the latter part of the 1990’s. Iran’s government, for instance, banned the hairstyle for being ‘too decadent’.

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The scary fact is that one in seven young people aged 10-19 worldwide grapple with mental health challenges, so it’s about time we drop our poker face and focus on a kinder future.

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The Overture is designed to fly at Mach 1.7 over water—just a tad slower than the Concorde—and run on any blend of jet fuel, including sustainable aviation fuel.

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Work on this iconic stretch of coast is expected to be completed by June 2025, so whatever disruption there is, beachgoers will still be able to access one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. It’ll be worth it.

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Studies suggest female doctors make better surgeons, Beaufort West mayor proposes name change, Cops seek help to write reports in english, City still investigating what caused Joburg blaze.

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It is not like she went to a glacier and carved a piece of ice off it. Icebergs float at sea already and slowly melt. Whether they melt in the ocean or in your glass does not make a difference.

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