Watch | Ndlovu Youth Choir ace the Jerusalema challenge
South African artist Master KG’s rendition of Jerusalema has taken the world by storm and even started a viral dance challenge. The song (which was...
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Name SA’s new airline and win a year’s free travel
South Africa will be getting new domestic airline and the public has been invited to submit their ideas for its name. Kulula-founder Gidon Novick in...
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Four airports to be renamed in South Africa
South African Transport minister Fikile Mbalula revealed during a parliamentary Q&A that the government is considering renaming a few of the country’s airports. Mbalula said...
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Play Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War for free on PS4 this weekend
Press Release With just under two months to go before the release of Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War, the sequel to the original...
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Joburg re-launches free Wi-Fi and residents can get up to 500MB every day
The City of Johannesburg has officially re-launched its free Wi-Fi project which will now offer residents up to 500MB every day. The project was initially...
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Netflix launches new mobile subscription in SA for R39
International streaming giant Netflix has launched two new subscription models for South African users. The new subscriptions called the Mobile and Mobile+ plans are priced...
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Dune 2020: Trailer, Concept Art And More
The long-awaited first trailer for Dune was released on Wednesday and fans were quick to express their excitement on social media. The film is based...
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The City of Cape Town wants to host South Africa’s first major drive-in event
The City of Cape Town is hoping to host the country’s first major drive-in event as “proof of concept” and as a trial for future...
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My Octopus Teacher – SA’s first Netflix Original documentary is a must-watch
The very first South African Netflix original documentary My Octopus Teacher captures the story of Craig Foster, a filmmaker who forged an unusual friendship with...
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Facebook plans to pay 400,000 users to deactivate their accounts
Last week Monday, Facebook announced it has partnered up with 17 external academic researchers to explore social media’s impact on “key political attitudes and behaviours”...
