There was once an average American Joe who became the richest man in the world after accidentally being credited with $92 quadrillion.

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Last week, Carlee Russell was driving home from work when she called 911 to say she was stopping her car to check on a toddler who was walking on the highway and then called a family member who lost contact with her.

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After several groups spent years urging authorities to let him retire and spend his final years with some level of freedom, Charlie, the Pretoria Zoo elephant will finally get to spend his old age in the wilds of Shambala Private Game Reserve.

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A German report found that a South African Airways flight crew temporarily lost control of an Airbus 340-346 on a commercial flight from Johannesburg to Frankfurt with 259 people on board in 2018.

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We’re making hay while the sun shines with the happiest hour in town; that’s eight hours to find joy in half price cocktails, bubbly, and..wait for it… half price sushi, too!

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It seems to be the week for vehicles crashing into shop windows. First, it was that MyCiti bus that crashed into Truth Coffee shop, and then yesterday, a 58-year-old woman rammed her car into a local shop in Hermanus.

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This would be a good opening for a fart joke, but after seeing what happened in Jozi this week, a conundrum should perhaps be a concern and not a laughing matter.

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Women’s World Cup begins, Lioness on the loose in Berlin, Footage of Joburg explosion, Amazon to launch pay-by-palm technology, and US Congress is holding a hearing to discuss UFO’s.

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Egyptian social media users launched a campaign to cancel Scott’s concert, citing the American rapper’s Afrocentrism, which highlights the role of Black Africans in shaping humanity. They accused the rapper, along with Netflix of glossing over of the presence of non-Black Egyptians in ancient Egypt.

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Towels might be the leading cause of dry skin, but the winter months are also pretty flaky. I’m joking about towels, but in all seriousness, the colder months often bring about dry, tight, itchy skin. Here’s what to do about that.

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Move over, Mulan, there’s a new Disney princess here to save the day.

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In a terribly sad time for the family, they requested that speculation and social media posts confirming his death please be stopped and that the family be given time to deal with what can only be described as a tragedy.

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If there’s one thing in life worth celebrating, it’s pets.

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Fans of the ‘Grand Theft Auto’ franchise have been drooling over their joysticks ever since a rogue developer leaked details about the upcoming Rockstar Games hit game.

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Everyone is wondering the same thing; could this be Christopher Nolan’s best film so far?

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While some people spend their winters working on that perfect summer body, you can now have the chance to use your winter to become an expert mixologist and wow your peeps in a different way.

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A clinical psychologist has stated that convicted child sex abuse kingpin Gerhard Ackerman is psychologically inclined to abuse kids sexually.

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The Johannesburg CBD was plunged into chaos on Wednesday night following a suspected gas line explosion that sent taxis flying and causing injuries to multiple people, with one casualty reported thus far.

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Pick n Pay chair criticises race-based laws, Women’s World Cup 2023, Putin will NOT attend BRICS, Honduras plans to build island prison colony, and Cape Town joins revamped World Rugby Sevens Series.

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Following a freak injury in 2017, only a year after his Olympic gold win at the 2016 Rio Olympics, Wade van Niekerk posted his fastest time for the 400m in seven years during the Silesia Diamond League in Poland.

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Bruce Springsteen could not possibly have had this in mind when he wrote the hit song Streets Of Philadelphia, but the lyrics “I was bruised and battered, couldn’t tell what I felt, I was unrecognizable to myself” seems almost prophetic now.

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The City of Cape Town is hoping to channel some of the 2010 Soccer World Cup gees as it prepares to host the 2023 Netball World Cup. The tournament is set to kick (throw?) off on Friday, 28 July, and will last until Sunday, 6 August.

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“Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them.” Unless you are the Bushiri’s, in which case you throw their asses out in the cold, along with their teachers, desks, and chairs.

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Often, all we do when our broadband is sluggish is switch the router off and on again, move it around, fiddle with the cables, and hope for the best. But have you heard of the famous beer can trick?

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Images predicting how 10 popular tourist destinations around the world could be hit by the climate crisis in just a matter of years are haunting and bleak.

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Tragic and shocking details about the murder have emerged, revealing what all happened to lead up to the night in September 2021 when orthopaedic surgeon Graham Dickason found his children strangled with cable ties in their beds.

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Barbie has been a culture-war hot spot for about as long as it’s been on toy shop shelves, which is why The Guardian is questioning the effectiveness of director Greta Gerwig and co-writer Noah Baumbach’s decision to make the dolls empowering.

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Before the late 1970s, trainers were usually only worn by people doing sport. Now they’re a trendy way to feel nostalgic about ‘terrace culture’ and ‘casuals’.

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Derek Watts retires from Carte Blanche, Djokovic fined for angry racquet-smashing tirade, 7de Laan coming to an end, Sailor and dog survive two months at sea, and Arresting Putin a ‘declaration of war’.

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Marble floors and light-filled atriums connect over 4,700 office spaces, dining, retail, wellness, and conference facilities. The development also houses 131 elevators and has office space for 65 000 professionals.

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