Uber launches new ‘Uber Safari’ services in Cape Town, Bad news for braai lovers in South Africa, CEOs target eye-watering economic growth by end of 2025, and Switzerland and Italy redraw border due to melting glaciers.
This incident has sparked a legal battle that promises to be as gripping as the classic car at its centre.
Swiss officials have revealed a truly cruel and horrific femicide case involving a former Miss Switzerland finalist and her scumbag husband.
It seems Switzerland has bombs lying around all over the place after the army this week acknowledged that since 2022, there has been a 12% increase in civilians finding explosives in the Swiss countryside. Much of this increase is due to the glaciers receding as a result of climate change.
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Despite extensive search efforts following the disappearance, Haub was never found and was declared dead three years later.
The bodies of five missing skiers were found by rescuers over the weekend, with the search continuing for a sixth.
Son of Patricia and our favourite comedic export, Trevor Noah, seems to be getting up to all kinds of dickens since he left the Tonight Show.
Dubbed the “School of Kings”, Institut Le Rosey in Switzerland has an impressive 5 000-strong alumni consisting of various dynastic families, monarchs, and billionaires.
For those who dream of living abroad, here’s a little comparison of what R50 million gets you in three of Europe’s premier locations.
Applying for the funds and relief measures available to help South African businesses during lockdown can be quite arduous, which isn’t the case with every country.
It’s been a rough few weeks for Communications Minister Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams, and her interview with eNCA reporter Xoli Mngambi really didn’t help.
Although we have much to learn about the North Korean dictator, some of his ex-classmates can offer some insight into his character back in the day.
A tiny Swiss village has now landed on the tourist map, but locals are condemning visitors for not respecting the area and its beauty.
Switzerland is one of the world’s most expensive countries, so what do the wealthiest of the lot get up to? Let’s head to Instagram and have a look.
The world’s most expensive school is situated in Switzerland, where around 400 learners enrol each year and live the life of luxury. Here’s what it offers.
It’s been almost twenty years in the making, but now the good people of Switzerland have the world’s longest tunnel. Happy days.
When is euthanasia murder, and when is it a given right to let someone choose to die at the hands of a doctor? The debate continues.
As scrutiny around the conduct of FIFA and its corrupt officials rages on today’s congress in Zurich saw violent threats made against the organisation. People are angry.
Life’s great mysteries – what happened at Roswell, why is every picture of the Loch Ness monster blurry and where do the holes in Swiss cheese come from? Here’s one of those taken care of.
There is a fair amount of money to be made in the smart watch field these days, with Montblanc being the latest well-known watch manufacturer to dip their toes into the market.
A new aircraft called the Solar Impulse 2, was unveiled in Switzerland on 9 April. In 2015 its creators plan to circumnavigate globe in the plane that is completely solar-powered.
North Korea is extremely angry at Switzerland, because the land of watches, Cuckoo clocks and chocolate refused to sell the tiny nuclear dictatorship a line of ski lifts for a much-publicised ski resort. Here’s the BBC: The equipment – which included chair lifts and cable cars – was for the Masik ski resort project which […]
Come to Switzerland – see the Alps, blow a horn, wear a funny hat and, as of 26 August, shag a prostitute in a sex-box. These bus-stop like “sex-boxes” have been erected west of Zurich in a former industrial area to maximise romance – no, safety – for the country’s sex-workers.
This headline poses so many questions. What is a sex box? Should I want one, or be disgusted by one. What’s up with the Swiss that they need something called a sex box? Can I get one for Christmas?
What started as a bargain may have turned into a case of near bankruptcy for a 23-year-old Swiss baker, who recently had a head-on collision with a BMW in a limited edition Ferrari 360 Spider F1 Challenge Stradale. He is now looking at having to fork out approximately R3,4 million to repair the damaged supercar.
The Olympics haven’t even been running for a week and already a second athlete has been expelled from the games following a racist tweet. This time the guilty party was Michel Morganella, a Swiss football player, and his Twitter faux pas wasn’t nearly as tame as Voula Papachristou’s last week.
In the wake of a worrying shift towards censorship of the internet, this is sort of comforting. A recent study conducted by the Swiss government has found that illegal downloading doesn’t necessarily negatively impact copyright holders, as many downloaders end up purchasing the products anyway – and “illegal” downloading is therefore remaining legal in Switzerland.
This shitcrazy group of extreme jacuzziers have just made your Friday. The group, who are members of the organisation, jacuzzi.ch, suspended themselves 153 metres in the air from the Gueuroz Bridge in Switzerland, with naught but cables and ropes keeping them up. They then proceeded to set up a special platform where they chilled, ate cake and drank champagne in a mid-air jacuzzi. Definitely bucket list material.
Zurich, being a progressive city and all, has a popular red-light district. But still, no resident living close-by wants to see two (or more) people engage in a game of adult twister. Surprisingly it is the local police who have come up with a solution in the form of drive-in sex boxes. Yes, it is exactly what you think it is.