Earlier in the week, many surfers protested about the beaches remaining closed on alert level 4. Cue the jokes and piss-takes.
In what might be the biggest shock to the new freedoms we can legally enjoy under alert level 4, Cape Town’s number one pizza, Butler’s Pizza, did NOT open on May 1. Nor May 2. And how’s this – they’re STILL not open.
Pieter-Steph du Toit may be the reigning World Rugby Player of the Year, but apparently he’s only the fifth-best player in the world.
In Washington, some people are ditching their sense of self-preservation in favour of intentionally exposing themselves to COVID-19.
Do you feel like your purpose on this planet is not on this planet? If so, you could be perfect for the US Space Force, which already has a comedy series devoted to its existence.
A number of businesses have been allowed to open their doors during alert level four, provided they have a certificate.
Police scoured CCTV footage from Higgovale, and found these two men in the area in the days leading up to the attempted hit.
In support of a charity working to help families affected by the pandemic, Meghan read Archie a story. You can listen, too, if you need some “Duck! Rabbit!” in your life.
News anchors Xoli Mngambi and Jane Dutton have landed themselves in hot water following comments made about Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs Minister Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma.
I’m sure that whatever attorney Roman Martinez was arguing was important, until it was overshadowed by an unfortunate toilet flush.
Many have pointed to Sweden’s refusal to enact a lockdown as a model approach to battling the coronavirus pandemic. There are some serious downsides, though.
SAB could be forced to destroy millions of bottles of beer if the alcohol ban, in its current form, stays in place.
Sea Point resident Peter Wagenaar has been feeding the homeless in his area during the lockdown period. On Wednesday morning, he woke up to his car being torched.
Give this man a cigarette. SA SME chaos. Caxton doom. UK picnics. NZ 100-people gatherings. The Simpsons COVID-19 predictions.
Brace yourself for one of the worst road rage racist rants to come out of South Africa this year.
Parents educating their children at home have some pressing questions about whether or not they should continue paying school fees.
South African marketing guru Mike Abel’s open letter has been widely shared these past few days. Here’s a response from someone who doesn’t exactly see eye to eye with Mike.
All signs point to an “exceptional 2020 vintage”, despite the challenges posed by the pandemic.
SAB has outlined a bid to allow for the sale of alcohol, in a series of proposals submitted to President Ramaphosa.
We’re all missing live sports, so here’s a chance for rugby fans to relive a few classic moments from years gone by.
The Germans have found a way to maintain physical distancing while still partying hard during the cornavirus pandemic.
Cruise is known for his daring stunts in movies like the ‘Mission: Impossible” franchise, but this will take things to a new level altogether.
‘Bad Education’ follows the attempts of a beloved superintendent of New York’s Roslyn school district, who tried to cover up the single largest public school embezzlement scandal in American history.
If your local neighbourhood’s Facebook group resembles mine, chances are it’s seen a great deal of bickering over the wearing of face masks.
Jerry’s back with a new stand-up special, and most of the reviews have been full of praise for the 66-year-old comedy icon.
If you’re going to (allegedly) have an affair, and you’re a news anchor, you might want to make sure nobody strolls past in the background during the broadcast.
Elon Musk’s tweets have been growing odder by the day, and the name for his sixth son, and first child with Grimes, has caused quite a stir.
Nighttime beachgoers in California were treated to a natural light show as bioluminescent algae lit up the waves.
A specialist panel headed by actuaries has concluded that economically restrictive lockdown measures may cause many more deaths than COVID-19 itself.
The Fair Trade Independent Tobacco Association has outlined its argument for the lifting of the tobacco sales ban.