American actor Richard T. Jones has been announced as an international guest at Comic Con Africa this September. Visitors can catch the actor every day of the convention weekend. Also see: Penuel The Black Pen makes surprising revelation about his Zulu identity Richard T. Jones is coming to SA The Why Did I Get Married star […]
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Five suspects are expected to appear in the Wynberg Magistrate’s Court sometime today,14 September 2026, after a 25-year-old e-hailing driver was allegedly kidnapped, raped and held for ransom in Heathfield, Cape Town. Also see: Shebe Maburna’s new bail application cancelled, court appearance set for Thursday The suspects, two women aged 23 and 34, two men aged 42 […]
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A will is the one document no one thinks they need – until they do. Too few South Africans ever pause to consider the implications of not having a will in place when they pass away. Also see: Women drive divorce filings as marriages in Mzansi decline According to Mariska Redelinghuys, Employee Benefits and Fiduciary Specialist […]
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Springbok coach Rassie Erasmus has paid the price for losing a bet after revealing a dramatic new look following the team’s series victory over the All Blacks. Also see: NZ reporter compares Rassie Erasmus to DC Comics supervillain Erasmus took to social media on Sunday alongside Springbok scrum coach Daan Human, with both men sporting freshly […]
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Suspended Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Police Department (EMPD) deputy chief Julius Mkhwanazi and his five co-accused are expected to hear the outcome of their bail applications on Tuesday, 15 September 2026, in connection with the murder of businessman Emmanuel Mbense. Also see: Court postpones Julius Mkhwanazi case over alleged R14.9m heist The six accused, Mkhwanazi, Cobus Janse van […]
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South African commentator Penuel Mlotshwa, popularly known as Penuel The Black Pen, has sparked a conversation about ethnic identity after explaining why he no longer identifies as Zulu. Also see: Tweeps respond to Penuel The Black Pen’s disapproval of Pearl Thusi’s semi-nude outfit Penuel, known for his outspoken views on social and cultural issues, argued […]
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Feeling stuck can be frustrating. You may feel as though you’re going through the same routine every day, struggling to stay motivated or wondering whether you’re actually moving forward. Also see: The rise of women choosing a child-free life But getting unstuck doesn’t necessarily mean making a dramatic change. Small, realistic adjustments can help you […]
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Working with someone from a different generation can sometimes take getting used to, but it can also be a valuable opportunity to learn. Also see: Decoding imposter syndrome: Turning self-doubt into executive presence People are staying in the workforce for longer, while some retirees are also returning to work. As a result, many workplaces now bring […]
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The Springboks may have been thousands of kilometres from South Africa, but Rassie Erasmus had home firmly on his mind after the team’s latest victory over the All Blacks. Also see: Unique trophy revealed ahead of Springboks-All Blacks series South Africa beat New Zealand 43-28 in Baltimore on Saturday, 12 September, securing a 3-1 series victory […]
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Sleep is often described as essential for the brain and body, but it also plays an important role in maintaining healthy-looking skin. Also see: Ingredients to look for in your skincare products While one bad night may leave you looking tired the next morning, consistently poor sleep can affect skin hydration, barrier function, recovery and […]
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That small monthly debit you barely notice could be one of several subscriptions quietly taking money from your account. Streaming services and fitness apps are easy enough to remember. It is the old free trial you forgot about, an annual plan you rarely use, or an app subscription linked to an old phone that can […]
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September is National Literacy Month, with International Literacy Day on 8 September 2026 and National Book Week from 5 to 11 September 2026. For book lovers currently in a slump, people who haven’t picked up a book in a while, or those wanting to start reading as a hobby, there are many books you can […]
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