With the aim of elevating South Africa’s status on the global tourism stage, Minister of Tourism Patricia de Lille has unveiled an exciting new focus: astro-tourism.

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Sleep apnea affects 936 million adults around the world. But not everyone knows they have it in the first place. That’s where the new Apple watch comes in.

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Ninety-five years after the first visitors travelled to the top of Table Mountain in a wooden cable car, the world-famous Table Mountain Aerial Cableway Company is still providing visitors from near and far with a memory and a lasting experience.

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A road trip through the peaceful valley of Franschhoek is long overdue, and this weekend offers the perfect excuse.

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Further details of the partnership will only be announced in early 2025, but it’s clear the two empires are very much in love.

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Two men have been sentenced for their involvement in the tragic murder of Ben Tuzee, the 51-year-old co-owner of Dixies Restaurant & Bar in Glencairn.

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Prince William has dropped hints about a potential visit to South Africa this November, just as his brother, Prince Harry, arrived for his own solo tour of the region.

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This might just be the internet’s chance to get back at him for ‘You’re Beautiful’.

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Fingerprints left at the scene of a daring robbery at a mansion in Cape Town’s upscale Llandudno suburb set off a trail that pointed to an unexpected group of suspects—police officers.

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Comms minister eyes private partners for Post Office, Hurricane Helene’s death toll keeps climbing, Mega dam causes mega power crisis for Zambia, Matthew Perry’s doctor pleads guilty, and Donald Trump claims Kim Jong Un is “Trying to kill me.”

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The website sports a clean and intuitive design, making it easy for both newbies and seasoned players to navigate through the sections of games, promotions, and support.

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“Eventually, there will be thousands of Starships going to Mars and it will a glorious sight to see!” Maybe fix the Cybertruck issues first.

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Tyla has also been nominated for five South African Music Awards (SAMAs), making her the front-runner for the showpiece, which will be held at the Gallagher Convention Centre in Midrand on 2 November 2.

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“For some reason, it was always Johannesburg and I blamed it on the wine and lack of oxygen.”

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We sure have had one of the wettest and most bone-chilling winters yet, so we are all lus for some solid sun.

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Assisted by artificial intelligence, archaeologists have discovered 303 unknown giant symbols including birds, plants, spiders, humanlike figures with headdresses, decapitated heads and an orca wielding a knife.

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A pivotal constitutional battle over the Sexual Offence Act has reached its conclusion in the Pretoria High Court, where a landmark ruling declared that the defence of “believed consent” will no longer hold ground.

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The city has been eyeing the property since 2015, with various studies identifying the potential of this piece of land.

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On his first visit to the landlocked nation since 2018, he will showcase the work of Sentebale, the charity that he co-founded with Prince Seeiso in 2006, in memory of their mothers.

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Uber launches new ‘Uber Safari’ services in Cape Town, Bad news for braai lovers in South Africa, CEOs target eye-watering economic growth by end of 2025, and Switzerland and Italy redraw border due to melting glaciers.

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When it comes to social media sites, Instagram dominates the landscape. Be it content creators, influencers, or brands seeking to leverage ecommerce opportunities, it is everyone’s top preference for promoting their online presence.

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In 2022, a total of 806 people came forward with similar symptoms, followed by 65 in 2023 and 55 so far this year.

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Nothing soothes the office-scarred soul quite like a night in the open, with a crackling fire and the sounds of nature all around you. What you need is to go cave camping.

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This incident has sparked a legal battle that promises to be as gripping as the classic car at its centre.

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There is a lot of ‘noise’ around the guilt of the UK’s most prolific child killer, with traumatic testimony on one end and complex medical evidence on the other.

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Travellers and pilots are keeping a dubious eye on Embraer after the aeroplane manufacturer unveiled its “E2 Enhanced Take Off System”.

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While duct-taping a Happy Rabbit Slimline to your forehead seems extreme, many swear that it offers instant relief from the pain.

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An innovative bike designed built in Africa and powered only by the sun will take a 6,000-kilometre electric trek to help drive the green revolution – talk about ‘African ingenuity’.

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We expect to see some of these laaties in green and gold in the next few years.

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Gauteng kisses R3.8 billion goodbye, Weather Service issues level 5 warning for the Breede Valley, UK to finish with coal power after 142 years, A new bank is entering South Africa, and Britney Spears’ comeback single goes Platinum.

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