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How to fill the 'void': what next for Queen Elizabeth II?
Prince Philip’s death last week is not expected to change the monarch's lifetime commitment to duty, as a new chapter beckons for Britain's most famous family.
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Jumpin' Jab Flash: Mick Jagger riffs on UK lockdown lifting in new song
Mick Jagger, 77, posted on YouTube that he "wanted to share this song that I wrote about eventually coming out of lockdown, with some much needed optimism".
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Oscars set to flop in China as Hollywood, politics collide
Beijing-born filmmaker Chloe Zhao, who is touted to win big for her acclaimed American road movie 'Nomadland', has also faced criticism back home after some questioned her loyalty to China.
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Black Coffee: S. Africa's rags-to-riches DJ rocks on despite COVID-19
The legendary DJ released his sixth album, the first in five years, a few weeks before his 45th birthday. But his spirited career has not been without controversy. His divorce from actress Enhle Mbali Mlotshwa has seen court battles splashed over the tabloids amid allegations of abuse.
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How did Game of Thrones become such a 'phenomenon'?
Few would argue that HBO's 'Game of Throne'", celebrating its 10th birthday on 17 April, was anything less than a televisual phenomenon.
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CT girls' home hopes to expand sanitary pad vending machine initiative
The sanitary pad vending machine project was launched at the School of Hope in Observatory on Tuesday. The brainchild of the MENstruation Foundation and a local girls' home, O Graceland, it is the first of its kind on the African continent.
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Weather Watch: Wednesday brings the heat across WC & KZN
Western Cape residents may want to make sure they keep away from the sun and keep hydrated.
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Stage actors remain hopeful for turnaround from COVID-19 impact
Many theatrical festivals were either cancelled or postponed indefinitely.
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New JK Rowling children's book coming in October
The Scottish author's latest will be released simultaneously in 20 different countries and multiple languages on October 12, French publisher Gallimard said.
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A first in Africa: CT gets sanitary pad vending machine
The event is taking place at the School of Hope in Observatory on Tuesday afternoon.
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Facebook panel to review requests to remove 'harmful' content
The move broadens the mandate of the so-called 'supreme court' of Facebook, which up to now had been tasked with reviewing instances of whether content was improperly taken down from Facebook or Instagram.
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Hope amidst stigma: Male breast cancer survivor says there's no need for shame
Nersan Govender was diagnosed with breast cancer in June 2013, an experience he said altered the course of his life forever.
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Surreal: ‘Time Flies’ for Manana while winning a Grammy
Singer-songwriter Manana chats to Eyewitness News about his journey to winning a Grammy and the impact of COVID-19 on musicians.
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Robben Island is showing signs of decay
The precious heritage site and its rich history are being poorly served.
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Kanye West Nike Air Yeezy 1 sneakers, valued at over $1 mn, to be sold
The Nike Air Yeezy 1 sneakers are part of a private sale -- which means neither the final price nor the buyer will be released unless the individual comes forward.
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Weather Watch: Brace yourself for a scorching hot Tuesday in WC, KZN
Make sure you keep hydrated as more hot conditions are expected on Tuesday, especially in the Western Cape.
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Journalist & author Phumlani Pikoli passes away at 33
Phumlani Pikoli (33), who previously worked as a multimedia journalist at Eyewitness News and authored books such as 'Born Freeloaders', was found dead at his apartment in Johannesburg.
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Regeneron antibody drug appears effective at preventing COVID
The trial entailed injecting 1,505 people not infected with the SARS-CoV-2 virus but living in households with people carrying the virus with the Regeneron antibody cocktail or a placebo.
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Prince of Faux Pas: Philip's most cringeworthy quotes
Notable quotes from Prince Philip, consort of Britain's Queen Elizabeth II, who died at age 99 on 9 April 2021.
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SA documentary 'My Octopus Teacher' scoops Bafta award
The Netflix documentary directed by Pippa Ehrlich and James Reed captured a year spent by filmmaker Craig Foster as he builds a relationship with a wild common octopus in a South African kelp forest.
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Variant first found in SA better at bypassing Pfizer/BioNTech jab: Israeli study
The study by Tel Aviv University and Israel's largest healthcare provider compared 400 unvaccinated people infected with COVID-19 to 400 partially or fully vaccinated people who also had the virus.
