Look, we don’t take astrology seriously but it is fun to play around with matching personality traits with zodiac signs and sussing strangers out by guessing the planetary influence around their birth – all with a drink to match, of course.

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Imagine living in a building so expansive, it has everything you need in one place so you don’t have to ever go outside. That’s the reality for at least 20,000 people in China.

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If you zoom in, the prevailing mood seems to be something like: “I’m fine, but humanity is doomed.”

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From allowing Cambridge Analytica to collect data from your granny’s Facebook page to pretending to be human in front of Congress, Mark Zuckerberg is an easy guy to dislike.

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After decades of standing in front of the taxpayers with a begging bowl like Oliver Twist asking “Can I have some more?”, could SAA really be reaching cruising altitude?

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When it comes to perceptions, Gauteng ranks low for market sales activity while Cape Town is at the higher end of the spectrum.

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Twice-yearly injections of a new drug called ‘Lenacapavir’ can provide young women with 100% protection against HIV infection.

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Sea Point Promenade has it all. The sun, the sea, the beautiful ablution blocks.

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Labour set for UK election landslide, Greece introduces six-day working week, Rassie waxes lyrical about ‘windgat’ Irish, New species of hallucinogenic mushrooms discovered in Southern Africa, and British teen Oliver Bearman signs for Haas F1 team.

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I have heard there has been a shortage of decent tuna in Japan lately, and the sardines are running up the East Coast. Was this a coincidence?

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Once famous for its beautiful beaches, luxurious hotels, and vibrant nightlife, Varosha stands frozen in time, with a feeling of abandonment and decay throughout its once-busy streets.

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Often referred to as “black gold”, the culinary delicacy has captivated the world, in part because of its fetching price and scarcity but also largely because of the dimension it adds to any dining experience.

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It has the community feel of an old-school biker hangout, but with clientele that can afford to spend half a million rand on their weekend toys.

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The 81-year-old president spoke by telephone to Ramaphosa on the same day that he was told to lay low after a terrible debate session with Trump.

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The property does comes with approved building plans, but building costs are estimated at an additional R65 million.

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Even in this dismaying salary environment, there are a few professions that buffer inflation and can be considered the top-paying jobs in the country.

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He was reported missing two weeks ago after he was picked up by an unknown man from the Pretoria West home of his mother.

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Did you know that the Western Cape has a team of rescuers dedicated to freeing whales from being ensnared in fishing gear?

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Gauteng announces minority govt after DA pulls out, Downpours damage Cape Town structures, Gayton McKenzie pledges his annual salary to Joshlin Smith Foundation, ‘Intergalactic Space Warrior’ challenging U.K.’s Rishi Sunak, and These taxpayers do not have to file a return in 2024.

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Cartalax is a synthetic peptide that has garnered interest in recent years for its implications in regenerative studies and tissue repair.

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This hypersonic spaceplane could help usher in a new era in space technology.

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Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis joined more than 100 locals yesterday for the annual Bordeaux Street Tennis Championship in Mitchell’s Plain.

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According to locals, the building, ironically dubbed Cinderella, has become an attraction for vagrants and even had a brothel running from it at some stage before it was bought by an Irish investor.

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This fascinating vehicle transforms from a bus to a boat mid-journey, allowing passengers to experience all manners of getting around while exploring the beauty of the Mother City.

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Ram Bahadur Bamjon drew international attention in 2005 when tens of thousands of people turned up to see the teenager sitting cross-legged under a tree in a dense forest for nearly 10 months.

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The pair of bank robbers have been found guilty along with three others nearly eight years after their arrest.

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The local thrift industry has long been a unique feature of Cape Town’s scene, with pre-loved fashion no longer constrained to a rusty rail at Milnerton Market.

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The Financial Action Task Force has identified 22 areas that SA needs to tackle before getting off the grey list by next year.

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Police rescue kidnapped Portuguese businessman, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is about to lose his job, Tembisa Hospital CEO’s dubious appointment exposed, and Bebe Rexha threatens to ‘bring down’ music industry.

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Online casinos have a cool set of advantages over traditional establishments, making gambling accessible and profitable for a wide audience.

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