It seems like everyone has a podcast these days, and while some of them are vanity projects, others are brilliant and deserving of your attention.
So maybe the easy, instant, low electricity consuming coffee pod fad has got you hooked – but think about the environment, why don’t you.
This Friday, Oscar will be released on parole – but what will the reactions of his fellow South Africans be? Mandy Wiener shares her thoughts…
Jenny from the block has landed herself in a bit of trouble with African authorities, but I am sure she can afford the bail so I wouldn’t start stressing just yet.
There is reason to believe you shouldn’t anger the gods, and here is the proof, according to tribes in Borneo. Mess with their beliefs and you could be causing earthquakes…
Mmusi Maimane has survived his first week as leader of the Democratic Alliance and we can only hope the signs of his surviving these first few days mean good things to come for SA.
At the rate Instagram is going they should just publish a long-winded rule book, make us read it, and then set hard-to-pass exams that have a 100% pass mark.
Ranjeni Munusamy from the Daily Maverick gives us a thoroughly thought-provoking piece on xenophobia and the real state of our nation.
There is a time and a place for a selfie picture of, well, yourself, and as far as most people can see, it’s not when you have just killed an innocent animal.
Ah, cats. Endless entertainment. Just the other day I was watching mine have the time of its life with the plastic packaging of a nine pack of Baby Soft loo paper.
Religion. It can be good, it can be bad. It causes war and destroys cities. It ignites faith when all else seems hopeless. But what about Scientology?
The whole Rhodes issue really gets me heated, so bear with me, as we are all allowed our opinions. But seriously, he’s dead. He is no longer doing anything bad.
The Rhodes Statue Issue has moved across oceans in the past few days – here’s what the rest of the world is saying about the poo issue and what’s going on.
The Great IVF debate continues, and now we can hear what Madonna has to say about it (probably whilst she wears a pair of D&G jeans…).
Things are heating up in Grahamstown as the outrage over the UCT Cecil John Rhodes statue has seen students at Rhodes University come together to fight what they say is racism on campus.
Elton John clearly cannot avoid a spot of shopping in LA, and must have thought no paparazzi would see him with this…
The Elton/D&G debate is turning into a bit of a tennis match, and quite frankly it would be so much more entertaining with a bowl of strawberries and cream and a Pimm’s cocktail.
The world has found its next debate (remember the dress? So last week). Now we have #TeamElton vs. #TeamD&G. Whose side are you on? Can you really give up your bottle of Light Blue for Candle in the Wind?
Oh, look, someone has publicly defended Our Dear Leader Jacob Zuma. Let’s have a look at what he has to say. Try not to get too heated on the topic – we’re all allowed our opinions.
It is wonderful that we live in a country of free speech and opinion. We’re lucky we don’t live in North Korea, so why do people get so uppity about people’s comments and try to stop them?
Aah, Vogue magazine, you are wonderful. You inspire, you educate, you make your reader salivate over every page. Which is why this is alright.
Being stalked is no fun, so why did Thailand think it alright to do a promotional video for their country with that as the centre theme?
Vershani Pillay wrote a very interesting article in the M&G on Monday, and it certainly reads better than some of the past “Dear White People” pieces of late.
Zuma has pretty much put himself on a pedestal by endlessly giving wonderful jobs to his cronies – they all are now running the country into the ground, and Zuma refuses to take blame.
Tony Leon shares his thoughts on last week’s SONA reality show. The good news is that we’re apparently not in our darkest hour yet…
I don’t notice racial problems on a day to day basis, but then I read about things like this and realise this lovely country still has a very long way to go.
Fish is fish to many people, but for some die hard foodies it obviously isn’t and Ocean Basket is feeling the wrath of a woman deprived of SEAfood.
Here’s one you guys SHOULD have an opinion about for the comments section – is asking a woman to do a pirouette in the middle of a tennis court sexist?
As much as I love and respect my dad, I absolutely could never imagine dating him. This girl in America has a different idea though. Please let this not be a new trend.
Ah, yes, the racist city of Cape Town. Apparently we’re a horrible bunch here. I don’t see it. I think we’re ALL lovely. I’d love to know what you all think…