As hordes of climbers take on the world’s highest peak, basic human empathy appears to have gone out the window.
Oh, you’re still paying the full price for goodies at Cape Union Mart? Let’s have a quick chat.
In two unrelated incidents that both took place at petrol stations, former Bosasa COO Angelo Agrizzi was robbed, and a man was run over by his own vehicle.
The US Navy is finally speaking out about those strange flying objects, spotted by their pilots between 2014 and 2015.
The February meeting between Trump and Kim Jong Un didn’t go according to plan, and reports suggest that had grave repercussions for the North Korean team.
Want to write the perfect track? One music journalist reckons she’s figured out the one thing that many ‘perfect’ pop songs have in common.
The championship finals of the Scripps National Spelling Bee made history, with an ending never seen before in the history of the competition.
Kid and Pam’s marriage, which lasted less than a year and wrapped up in the early part of 2007, appears to have been doomed from the start.
Rambo is back, sans headband, but with enough blood loss and terrible dialogue to stay true to the franchise.
Nonprofit organisation Fight for the Future really, really want Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg to get the sack.
Blood could soon be delivered by drone in South Africa, saving countless lives in emergency situations.
Drug smugglers from Colombia are finding new and inventive ways to get cocaine from the lab to the people.
Yesterday, the City of Cape Town announced plans to grow its own medical cannabis, earmarking some vacant land in Atlantis.
Zuck security harassment. Iron Maiden sues techies. Heathrow drone shutdown planned. Royals split from charity. Man kills himself outside White House.
Google Maps is introducing a cool new feature aimed at helping you drive safer, and avoid traffic fines.
The one and only Ben Harper arrives in South Africa shortly, and he will share the stage with some of this country’s finest musical talent.
Being the Queen is a full-time job, and there just isn’t time for people who overstay their welcome.
Disney wants you to live your Jedi fantasy at their new ‘Star Wars’ theme park, ‘Galaxy’s Edge’.
Robert Mueller is pretty precise and careful with his words, which is something that bothers Trevor Noah.
The ride-hailing service is taking the guesswork out of the driver-passenger chatting conundrum with the ‘quiet ride’ option. Is this a good thing, or a sign of the times?
Sarah Conner is back, and a little bit older, in the latest addition to the ‘Terminator’ franchise, ‘Terminator: Dark Fate’.
Human liver spot Steve Bannon was booted from Trump’s inner circle a while back, and it looks like he hasn’t taken it very well.
16-year-old climate change activist and Nobel prize nominee Greta Thunberg appeared on Amanpour last night to talk about saving the planet.
Moby has decided to respond to Natalie Portman by cancelling his book tour, posting angsty Instagram messages, and going into hiding.
Having remained publicly silent during his two-year investigation into collusion and obstruction, Robert Mueller finally spoke up.
As far as opening ceremonies go, I don’t believe I’ve ever seen a sadder affair than yesterday’s farce outside of Buckingham Palace.
It’s all very well that South African residents can light up a marijuana joint, legally, in the comfort of their own home, but the problem lies with the acquisition of said weed.
Ramaphosa may have kept the nation waiting for an hour or so, but in the end, the man nicknamed ‘The Cat’ secured the position of understudy.
Paul Baise has been struggling to empty his water tanks amidst legal proceedings, which began when he was busted selling water during the drought.
Cyril’s new cabinet. John Cleese slams London. Ashton Kutcher’s murder testimony. Doherty wants to fight Gallagher. Virus laptop sells for millions. Now there’s Pokemon Sleep.