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BUSANI NGCAWENI: Being human in the age of calamity
In this time of disaster, continuing to be human makes all the difference, writes Busani Ngcaweni.
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Fans, colleagues mourn death of SA actor Lindiwe Ndlovu
The award-winning performer's death was confirmed by her agent on Monday night.
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Orphaned rhinos find safe refuge in S.Africa sanctuary
Rescuers suspect the animal was injured by poachers who took out its mother, hitting the calf with a machete to keep it away.
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Safta award-winning actor Lindiwe Ndlovu dies
Safta award-winning actor Lindiwe Ndlovu has died, according to a statement released by her agency.
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'Sex and the City' revival coming on HBO
A new series, titled 'And Just Like That...', will consist of 10 episodes and feature Sarah Jessica Parker, Cynthia Nixon and Kristin Davis.
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Prince Harry and Meghan Markle quit social media: report
The couple were rejecting social media in both a personal and professional capacity as part of their new "progressive role" in the United States, according to the Sunday Times.
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2020 ties 2016 as hottest year on record
The six years since 2015 are the six warmest ever registered, as are 20 of the last 21, evidence of a persistent and deepening trend, the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) reported.
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Brash billionaire: SA-born Tesla CEO Elon Musk the world's wealthiest person
The brash Tesla CEO, now the world's wealthiest person following the electric automaker's meteoric rise, was the quintessential Silicon Valley disruptor - except he no longer lives in California.
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HAJI MOHAMED DAWJEE: Cyclists, cyclists everywhere and not a care to spare
Haji Mohamed Dawjee's first day dropping her child of at daycare was traumatic for more reasons than you can guess.
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Cheers to that! Somizi's cookbook becomes bestseller in its category
The book has beaten Somizi Mhlongo-Motaung’s culinary role model, Jamie Oliver, to the number one position at CNA stores.
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Demanding bosses, more family time: How remote working has impacted workers
With some having kids, household duties, bosses who demand their attention even after office hours and cutting on travel expenses - people's experiences vary from person to person.
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Strong whiff of wartime scandal clings to Coco Chanel
After the fashion designer died 50 years ago, no one mentioned that she had spent World War II in the luxury hotel with her German officer lover working as a spy for both German military intelligence and the SS.
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Neil Young sells 50% stake in his music
Hipgnosis has acquired half of Neil Young's global copyright and income interests of his catalogue, which includes 1,180 songs.
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Lotto Results: Wednesday, 6 January, 2021
These are the winning results from the Lotto draw on Wednesday, 6 January 2021.
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Staff member jailed for Buckingham Palace thefts
Adamo Canto, 37, was sentenced in court on Monday after pleading guilty to three counts of theft between November 2019 and August 2020, the Metropolitan Police said.
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Kanye West and Kim Kardashian living separately: report
The mega-celebrity couple, who married in a lavish ceremony in Italy in May 2014, have been repeatedly dogged by gossip-press speculation that their marriage was on the rocks.
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New Zealand becomes world number one Test cricket team for the first time
New Zealand thrashed Pakistan in the second Test to become the world's top-ranked team.
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Dr Dre 'doing great' after hospitalisation with possible brain aneurysm
News of Dr Dre's hospitalisation triggered an outpouring of concern on social media, including from fellow rappers.
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Grammy awards postponed until March over COVID-19
The ceremony's delay comes less than a month before it was set to take place in the shadow of the pandemic, which has dealt devastating blows to the music industry.
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An Africa-wide survey of the economic impact of COVID-19 on cultural industries
Data on the impact of COVID-19 on African cultural and creative industries is patchy, and this survey hopes to shed light on it.
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Turkey's latest Netflix series 'Ethos' interrogates the country's social divides
Enveloping its characters in empathy and attempting to demystify "otherness", the series has triggered online debates about prejudice in Turkey's booming digital community.
