Lifestyle
S.Africans urged to look out for signs of lockdown burnout as pandemic continues
Medical experts have said living under sustained COVID-19 pandemic conditions, coupled with the demands from everyday life, can lead to chronic stress and...
-
Lady Gaga's dogs safely returned: LA police
Koji and Gustav were seized after an employee walking them was shot and wounded Wednesday night, and the attackers escaped in a vehicle.
-
Prince Harry: British press were 'destroying my mental health'
Harry gave an intimate insight into his young family's new life in Los Angeles during an open-top bus tour of the city with 'The Late Late Show' host James Corden.
-
SA wine 'paradise' finds success by going its own way
Vineyards in Hemel en Aarde are carving out a global reputation among wine lovers seeking a fresh, distinctive flavour.
-
Khoisan historical figure Krotoa deserves more recognition, says EC researcher
A researcher for the Eastern Cape House of Traditional Leaders has suggested Krotoa be further honoured in the country.
-
I choose you! Pokemon turns 25
Pokemon is inspired by the childhood tradition of collecting bugs -- popular during Japan's hot and humid summer holidays -- and part of its enduring appeal is its simple goal: to catch them all.
-
Ticket to ride: Vaccine passports divide world
Sweden and Denmark have already announced electronic certificates that could allow bearers to travel abroad, attend sports or cultural events and even dine in Danish restaurants.
-
Golden Globes eye history as show goes on without stars
Second only to the Oscars, the season-opening Globes - which also honour the best in television - can massively boost or fatally dash the hopes of this year's film awards frontrunners like 'The Trial of the Chicago 7' and 'Nomadland'.
-
Twitter considers charging users for special content, in revenue push
Super Follows was described during the presentation as a way for Twitter audiences to financially support creators and receive newsletters, exclusive content, and even virtual badges in exchange.
-
Stats SA: Almost 70% of black children live without biological dads at home
The report revealed that only 31.7% of black children stayed with their biological fathers, compared to 51.3% of coloured children, 86.1% of Indian/Asian children and 80.2% of white children.
-
Long COVID should be 'clear priority' for authorities: WHO
While some studies have begun to shed light on the illness, it is still unclear why some patients with COVID-19 continue to show symptoms for months, including tiredness, brain fog, and cardiac and neurological disorders.
-
Dutch sex workers, cafe owners challenge COVID curbs
This follows Prime Minister Mark Rutte's announcement on Tuesday to relax some measures but to extend the country's controversial nightly curfew and maintain bans on sex work and on the hospitality industry.
-
HAJI MOHAMED DAWJEE: Fellow adults, please learn these life-skills
Since you’re here now, busy being an adult as a human, you need to really get cracking on some serious skills that can make life so much easier, for all of us, writes Haji Mohamed Dawjee.
-
COVID vaccines block disease, but do they stop infection?
If vaccines being rolled out worldwide ward off not only symptoms but the virus itself, it could sharply slow the pathogen's spread and hasten the return to normalcy.
-
Lotto results: Wednesday, 24 February 2021
Eyewitness News brings you the winning Lotto results. Are you a winner?
-
Zoom era sees pandemic boom in US plastic surgeries
Virtual consultations for cosmetic procedures have risen 64% for surgeons in the United States since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.
-
MacG losses sponsorship from retail brand Studio 88
The brand has announced that it pulled its sponsorship of the controversial podcaster who hosts 'Podcast & Chill with MacG'.
-
'Biggie' doc offers intimate look at rap legend from his inner circle
Brooklyn's favourite son is the subject of an intimate documentary titled ‘Biggie: I Got a Story to Tell’ that draws upon candid interviews with his closest family members and friends.
-
Few cheers as sin taxes set to increase
In his 2021 Budget Speech, the Finance Minister announced increases for tobacco and alcohol products.
