Footage of the devastation left behind by the recent Cape storms has been flooding our feeds for the last few days, but as we count the costs of nature’s tantrum, likely and unlikely heroes are emerging from the deluge of bad news.

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It is clear that this year has been our wettest in the last 10 years, but the Heritage Day weekend alone saw more rainfall than anything before in the province’s recent history.

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Biggest supermodels of all time join forces for epic cover, Amazon sued for maintaining monopoly power, How the mafia has taken over South Africa, and Hollywood writers can return to work after strike ends.

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Instead of flagellating yourself for being a scoundrel, you can rest assured that it’s all just psychological, and there’s even a name for it.

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For the first time ever, Train, the multi-Grammy Award-winning, diamond-selling band from San Francisco is finally heading all the way down to our shores. It took them long enough to get on the right track, didn’t it?

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Sonic-finished metal Whiskey in the jar-ow.

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A South African schoolboy has gone viral for his “feel good” vibes, even garnering praise from the ‘Whose Line Is It Anyway?’ actor Wayne Brady.

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We have to wonder if the 007 franchise would have been so big if the protagonist had been named Rodney. Somehow James just seems more dangerous and sexy.

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The bizarre behaviour has led to the authoring of the report, stating it is a possible proof of “sentient behaviour suggestive of cross-species empathy”.

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Two sisters from Pretoria have been caught for allegedly defrauding the food and packaged goods group Premier of R137 million by diverting payments from suppliers to their own bank accounts. 

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Ireland’s win over South Africa sent the Springboks from second to third (behind France) in the World Rugby rankings, which determines the best international team.

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The Western Cape was hammered by severe storms this long weekend, causing road closures, mudslides and stranding thousands of people.

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ChatGPT can now ‘speak,’ listen and process images, Herd of sheep eats 100kg of cannabis, Hopes fade for India’s moon lander, Court forces health minister to act on R1.2 billion fraud, and Emma Heming Willis shares update on husband Bruce Willis’ condition.

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Get ready to immerse yourself in the beauty of nature with the launch of the exciting new slot game, Fresh Crush! Developed to provide players with a unique and refreshing gaming experience,

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Choosing a college major is a significant milestone in anyone’s life, setting the trajectory for future careers and personal development. It’s a decision that often comes with both excitement and anxiety, given its long-term implications.

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Valorant has emerged as one of the hugely popular games in 2020. Every player who plays this game finds it to be fully of linear and fun, and while playing, players require that winning edge.

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Football, the world’s most beloved sport, has a unique power to captivate fans and bettors alike. While watching a game is thrilling, adding a wager to the mix can intensify the experience.

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Intimate tourism has become a growing trend in the travel industry. In an increasingly digitally connected but often emotionally distant world, couples are looking for experiences that allow them to reconnect and strengthen their emotional ties.

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Forget about the beach-ball-sized Lego Deathstar your kid wanted for Christmas, if they see this Lego creation, you’re in serious trouble.

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The ‘X-man’ himself arrived at the studio armed with what was described as a “two-hundred-year-old-gun” and insisted on having a part in the game.

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Big Tobz’s critique seemed to be that we are “trying to be healthy and fat at the same time”. So what if we are?

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What happens to the kids who don’t want to spend their lives worrying they may be “sleepin’ with the fishes” if they don’t toe the line?

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Not surprisingly, seventeen wines from Antonij Rupert Wines received 90+ points in the latest edition.

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A recent survey conducted by the University of Cape Town Lung Institute has shed light on the concerning trend of South African high school pupils from high-income schools turning to vaping.

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The venue — and largest spherical structure in the world — opens September 29 with a series of performances by U2 and later, a custom film by Darren Aronofsky.

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Equipped with 24 sensors, she stands at 162 centimetres, and weighs 62 kilograms; 15 centimetres shorter and 15 kilograms lighter than a male crash test dummy. Her shoulders are also narrower and her hips are wider.

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After taking the world by storm and making Jennifer Lawrence a global star, the prequel to The Hunger Games is set to take fans of the franchise back to Katniss’s world.

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Varda Space Industries wants to build the world’s first commercial microgravity industrial park at scale.

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Rupert Murdoch hands leadership of media empire to son, Cape Town is SA’s most affordable city to rent, NASA spacecraft flies right through sun explosion, and Africa’s first female submarine navigator among the three mariners killed.

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The growing excitement surrounding AI has had a substantial impact on the stock market and has prompted various industries to confront its implications, with some experts are even considering AI as the next foundational technology.

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