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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This is most likely the best news you’ll hear today, but it turns out that a pizza could be counted as one of the five-a-day fruits and vegetables.

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Christopher Nolan has drawn a dramatic comparison between the rapidly developing technology of artificial intelligence and his new movie about the creation of the atomic bomb.

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When a Nigerian passport holder shared on Twitter recently that they had purportedly been denied entry to Seychelles, a discussion began about why travellers from the African country are banned from visiting the paradise islands.

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A MyCiti bus crashed into Truth Coffee shop on Buitenkant Street in the CBD on Monday evening after allegedly coming ‘under attack’.

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Fans have enjoyed how the All Blacks captain Sam Cane and Springboks counterpart Siya Kolisi played a little light-hearted game to settle a key decision recently.

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Cape Town has so much to offer tourists, and it’s good to see that those with disabilities are also being offered a chance to explore its wonders.

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Residents visited the site to see the cylinder, with one local describing it as a ‘great social evening’. “It was a lovely, still night, the kids were digging sand castles around it.”

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Our modern-day soothsayers probably saw this one coming, but AI is now being incorporated into one of the world’s oldest pseudo-sciences, astrology.

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Wimbledon in a nutshell: tennis balls were lobbed, a tall man won a trophy, crisps were eaten, and everyone had a good time overall. I just really want to talk about the fun collection of celebs who pitched up over the weekend.

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Ronan Keating’s brother dies in car crash, Messi hailed as ‘America’s Number 10’, Heavy rains kill 39 in S Korea, and Unsettling details reveal how Lauren Dickason killed her children.

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“Give me fuel! Give me fire!” the award-winning metal band sings on top of their characteristic guitar power chords.

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“I’m realizing that it’s OK to … speak up and not be OK with some things that I’ve been through,” she said.

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“The water is what saved us,” a helicopter pilot said in court last week, detailing how he and two of his passengers had escaped death by jumping into the ocean when a New Zealand volcano erupted four years ago.

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The video proves that the quality at the Women’s World Cup is going to be just as impressive as it was in Qatar and it’s difficult to tell the difference at times.

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In order to join the top 1% of the wealthiest South Africans, you need to make almost six times more than the average earner. But that doesn’t mean life is all rainbows and butterflies.

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It looks like the word ‘unprecedented’ is here to stay, and this time it is in reference to the climate crisis. 

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