Hairman, dump polotiki, return to Black Like Me
Abuti Hairman of Black Like Me S-curl and perm fame (Ma2K won’t know this, lol), thinks he is important. He might have been the guy during his Black Like Me fame,... Read more.
Sama awards, what’s going on?
Sama awards, what’s going on? Quick question to Sama organisers and all the tenderpreneurs that were going to get a share from that KZN R20-million budget. What... Read more.
Mbalula making a fool of himself; when is he going to grow up?
Mbalula making a fool of himself; when is he going to grow up? Just as Shwa thought we have run out of content on our national political clown – the self-proclaimed... Read more.
Unlike Bafana, Boks just know the mandate
Unlike Bafana, Boks just know the mandate There was pandemonium at the OR Tambo International Airport when the victorious Springboks arrived from their 2023 Rugby... Read more.
Infrastructure programme is SA’s only hope
The only obvious silver lining we see in the medium-term budget policy statement delivered by Finance minister Enoch Godongwana on Wednesday seems to us to be... Read more.
Ramaphosa’s stolen Phala Phala millions pay for bash in Namibia
One of the five men accused of stealing an undisclosed amount of the US dollars from President Cyril Ramaphosa’s Phala Phala farm, yesterday threw a lavish birthday... Read more.
Stillness of dawn inspires MaNala’s return
By Yoliswa Headman Renowned songbird MaNala has bounced back into the music industry with a bang after a four-year hiatus. MaNala has released a new single titled... Read more.
Sundowns zoom into R74m AFL grand prize
Mamelodi Sundowns are going for the biggest payday in African football when they meet Wydad Casablanca of Morocco in the final of the African Football League (AFL).... Read more.
Business ready in case of a total grid collapse
A country’s safety, productivity, comfort, and convenience depend on the reliable supply of electric power. The electric power system is a complex “cyber-physical”... Read more.
Izikhothane challenge social norms
As one would expect, a subculture like this in a developing economy like South Africa has not been well received. It’s often criticised as wasteful and reckless... Read more.
