You wouldn’t expect the world of herpetology to be at the centre of the #MeToo conversation, but this week the field is under scrutiny.
Trevor Noah ruffled the French’s feathers, including an irate ambassador, when he joked about the French football team’s African connections.
You might think you know what it means to ‘live off the grid’, but the Amazon’s ‘man in the hole’ has taken things to the next level.
Residents of Middleburg, who are still reeling from the infamous coffin assault case, now have another brutal racist attack to deal with.
Zuck called Trump. Putin heading to White House. Microsoft killing it. Steinhoff wins support. Diamond cache found. Liam and Noel nearly there.
Billionaire Christo Wiese has allegedly been caught up in a tax evasion scheme, that saw him skipping out on paying SARS a small fortune.
Chances are you’ve come across the idea of micro pods before, but now the idea looks set to take off in the Mother City.
In 2012, an episode of ‘Come Dine With Me SA’ aired that captured the nation’s attention. A pissed up student is the star, but the entire show is a rollercoaster of emotion.
Just mentioning hormonal pigmentation, or ‘melasma’, is enough to give women nightmares. Thankfully, there are six ways to patch this problem up.
At the height of the Day Zero panic, barren images of Theewaterskloof Dam were everywhere. NASA’s here to inject a little hope.
Reports are going around that Thomas Markle allegedly made up his heart surgery, so that he could pull out of Meghan’s wedding and save face.
Beware – there’s an online scam disguised as a death hoax going around on social media, which claims that Rowan Atkinson, aka. Mr Bean, is dead.
This New Zealand company ran a game-changing experiment that saw its employees working four days a week instead of five. Tell your boss right now.
An advertising agency went all out to promote the Reykjavik Marathon. How? With a movie trailer that offers plenty of action, drama, romance – and running, of course.
A pimped-out Bel-Air mansion costing $180 million is facing some fierce competition from the house next door, for the title of the most expensive home in America.
Markle’s sister Samantha Grant didn’t hold back on the rage, as she posted scathing remarks about the Duchess of Sussex on Twitter. Harry wasn’t spared, either.
Barack has never been shy of a boogie, and during his recent visit to Kenya he couldn’t help but bust out a few moves.
The reality show ‘Love Island’ has become a phenomenal success, with viewers hooked on the sex, booze and drama. Watching is less fun when you’re the parent.
A South Korean salvage team has hit the jackpot, finding a Russian warship sunk 113 years ago. There is quite a bounty on board.
Maria Butin, an alleged Russian agent, stands accused of offering to get down and dirty in exchange for a powerful job in America.
It seems that Shoprite might have been asleep at the wheel, with the latest financials showing what analysts call “horrible” results.
Google’s R66 Billion fine. Trump’s astonishing backtrack. Zuckerberg cool with Holocaust deniers. CT building drops KPMG name. World’s first skin cancer blood test. The problem with Cliff Richard’s ruling.
With the national elections around the corner, a new political party has thrown their name into the ring. Meet the Mazibuye African Congress.
It’s going to be a big week for bodyboarders, who take on a notoriously moody wave to try and land South Africa’s premier prize.
The 1999 British Open will always be remembered for what happened on the 18th hole. Here, the man himself runs through exactly what went wrong.
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos comfortably beats out the likes of Gates and Zuckerberg, but where does he rank on the all-time list when you factor in inflation?
The City of Cape Town confirmed on Wednesday that it’s putting the brakes on the pricey Foreshore Freeway Precinct project.
Chris Gayle doesn’t show off his athleticism all too often, which is part of what makes Sunday’s catch so memorable. Also, Joe Root is a happy chap.
Isle of Dogs… a play on the phrase “I Love Dogs” was inspired by a road sign Wes Anderson saw whilst filming his previous stop-motion film, Fantastic Mr. Fox.
Brazilian plastic surgeon Dr Denis Furtado, aka ‘Dr Bumbum’, is on the run after a patient died following a buttocks enlargement procedure gone wrong.