Friday saw three former leaders unite in an attempt to preserve South Africa’s democratic integrity… Julius was having none of it.

Strong and stable. I repeat, strong and stable.

There’s nothing quite like insulting your whole electorate by standing up for a much-maligned president to show the voters whose side you’re on.

First arrested in 1998, Lucky Shange has always maintained his innocence.

Edwina Presence had to play dead to survive a horrific ordeal at the hands of her abductors. Now with the help of the local fleet, she’s aiming to track them down.

“The God of Omotoso will teach these unbelievers an unforgettable lesson.”

Should’ve prayed harder, Jacob…

OK. We think we’ve found them: the most awesome group of kids in the world…

Stuart Baxter is back in charge of the national team 12 years after being fired by the SAFA. Can this Braveheart free South Africa from football mediocrity?

Inequality across the continent is worse than initially feared: Some of these stats might make you wince a bit…

You might as well face it…

Liar Liar, Pants on Fyre: How a festival that seemed too good to be true… actually was. It’s up to you to decide whether it’s okay to laugh at rich people or not.

If anyone deserves a bit of good luck, it’s former WITS law student Nesia Chido. Unable to find the R53,000 to pay off her university fees, Wits withheld her final results, meaning all her hard work and studying to become a lawyer is in danger of going to waste.

Out of his loyalty to the ANC, Matthews Phosa has mostly kept his opinions on the Jacob Zuma regime to himself… That was until this week when he accepted a presidential nomination from ANC ward 52 and man, did he make up for lost time.

The project was started by Ali Gregg of The Philanthropist Collection, who aims to get powerful business executives to spend a night on the streets to raise money. However, you can’t please everyone…

It’s still another five weeks away, but the scouting has been done for The Champions Trophy. The squads have been announced, the warm-up fixtures are on the horizon and South Africa… are looking pretty damn good, actually.

Eye-catching study reveals that far-right extremists have been a bigger terrorist threat to America in the last 16 years than that of radical Islam.

“It’s not the despair… I can take the despair. It’s the hope I can’t stand.” – England is the venue for this year’s Champions Trophy in June. Here’s why South African fans’ blind faith may well be rewarded this time round…

On Thursday, we celebrated the South African people ‘rising up’. The Department of Energy have also commemorated Freedom Day, by doing the same with the price of fuel.

What I’ve learned during my years on this planet is that animals are brilliant, and most humans aren’t. Thankfully, the people behind Rhinos In Africa are above brilliance, and they are working hard to preserve the lives of rhinos across the continent.

Do Capetonians need another reason to feel awesome? They probably need no encouragement, but a report by Knight Frank Global Residential Cities Index has put Cape Town in its top 100 cities for growth in property value.

Sisulu’s refreshing brand of channelled aggression and forthright honesty was on show as she opened a new ANC branch in King William’s Town this weekend.

Are you sitting comfortably? At a conference in California this week, it was announced that Facebook want to introduce technology that will allow you to type using just BRAINWAVES.

The narcissism is strong with this one. Hlaudi claims that the only thing stopping him from running is that he wouldn’t want to contest a woman… seriously?

Trade union Solidarity has lashed out at what it sees as ‘biased media coverage’ when reporting on racial issues: Hold on tight guys, 2017 has another ‘fake news’ complaint…