Fashion giants H&M and Gap are banning the use of mohair, after publishing allegations of animal cruelty that’s taking place right here in South Africa.
DA race row. Stormy Daniels’ Trump DVD. Uber flying taxis in 2 years. Alex Ferguson brain haemorrhage. FB pay option. Buffett goes big with Apple. Where is Dubai princess? Millennials want older partners.
South Africans are known to have a sweet tooth, and there’s one chocolate that stands heads and shoulders above the rest.
You’ve seen a chef spin some dough on his fingers, but that’s nothing compared to the wild world of pizza acrobatics. It’s rather majestic.
The drug trade is taking over the town of Ballito, with kat – the “poor man’s cocaine” – seeing a massive rise in popularity.
Eventually posting about wanderlust at work just doesn’t cut it, and the desire to spread your wings and fly wins out. Here’s something to mull over before you go.
Slain university student Zolile Khumalo’s alleged killer was practically beaming as he stood in the dock and imitated pulling gun triggers.
If you want to gym with the stars, and royalty, then you’ll want to sign up for KX Gym, or “Kicks” to its members. You’re getting all the perks.
Prepare your credit cards, ladies and gentlemen, because Instagram has gone and installed a payments feature for its app.
The new ‘God of War’ video game was released 14 days ago, and it’s already broken a PlayStation 4 record. Well played, Kratos.
We may never see Rowan Atkinson as Mr. Bean again, but over in Pakistan there’s one man who carries his torch.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s wedding is just around the corner, and the bookies are cashing in like crazy. How much on Robert Mugabe cracking the nod?
Apps have taken over the world and show no sign of stopping, but I can almost guarantee that the number one app right now is something you’ve never heard of.
Liverpool are currently flying, their Fab Three upfront banging in the goals. Jurgen Klopp will be grinning, and so is basketball superstar LeBron.
You can go viral in a bad way – think the Clifton Pooper – or you can rack up views for being pretty likeable. Roy Purdy is the latter.
Facebook could really do with some good PR at this moment in time, so they were out to impress at the F8 conference. These are the standout features.
The supermodel has landed in hot water for her tasteless Vogue Italia cover, and has since stepped up to apologise.
Justin Langer has been brought in to try and restore the Ozzie team’s credibility, but the former opener has a few skeletons in his closet.
Cosby, Polanski expelled. Facebook engineer stalker fired. Branson’s private equity fund. Trump lie exposed. Steinhoff’s ethics hotline. VW ex-CEO charged with fraud. Judd sues Weinstein. Rio Ferdinand’s boxing career fizzle. U2 could be hated more.
Only a handful of South Africans have ever landed up in the NFL, and none of those have a story quite like Gerhard de Beer.
We all want nice things, and things don’t come much nicer than a four-day, three-night stay at a five-star hotel with luxury at every turn.
Cape Town residents breathed a collective sigh of relief when Day Zero was avoided, but don’t get too carried away with celebrating our recent rainfall just yet.
Justin Langer was announced as the new Ozzie coach earlier today, and I imagine that David Warner is pretty stoked with how that appointment began.
Seattle’s annual March for Immigrant and Workers’ Rights took place earlier this week, and of course the alt-right turned up. It didn’t go so well for this snowflake.
In the wake of a steep VAT increase, prices of health products have shot up. It’s pharmacy versus pharmacy, so you’ll need to know who to root for in this war.
Stephen Hawking hasn’t been gone long, and he’s already made a bold claim about the universe from beyond the grave.
While we were busy enjoying our long weekend, more than 200 flat earthers revelled in each other’s company at the first convention of its kind in Britain.
I love a good crime mystery, and you won’t find many heists stranger than the infamous ‘Pizza Bomber’ case from back in 2003.
Investigative journalist and bestselling author Jacques Pauw recalls how a corrupt cop tried to have him arrested. That didn’t go well for the cop.
Seth and Joseph might be friends from way back, but when you pop a mic in their hands it all gets rather spicy. Finish him.