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Another blow for Zuma who must fork up R10 million in legal fees

Jacob Zuma must pay back an estimated sum of R10 million he used for legal fees fighting the release of Public Protector Thuli Madonsela’s report in 2016.

Not your uncle’s tjorrie: at R390-million, this Rolls Royce is the world’s most expensive car

A mystery multi-millionaire couple have commissioned a £20 million (R390m) bespoke Rolls-Royce, complete with a champagne cooler and a telescopic parasol.

Naomi gives the finger to tennis tradition – again

Tennis is not usually a sport where you find drama but Naomi Osaka, four-time Grand Slam champion, has caused waves in the sport after refusing to take part in press conferences at the 2021 French Open.

Survivors sing for joy as man who raped 56 women sentenced to 1,088 years

Sello Mapunya has been sentenced to 1,088 years for the robbery and rape of 56 different women in Pretoria over a five year period.

Singing bishop makes a musical comeback

Two years ago, he traded the mic for the pulpit but now Msawawa is ready for a return to the stage.

Racist attacks rain down on Rashford

Marcus Rashford MBE received “at least 70” racial attacks through social media following Manchester United’s UEFA Europa League final defeat at the hands of Villarreal on Wednesday night.

MZANSI RUNS SHORT OF OXYGEN AS THIRD WAVE GROWS

As a third wave seems imminent, South Africa is at risk of running out of supplies of oxygen which is used to treat seriously ill Covid-19 patients.

Zuma link to missing million meant for Queen Sibongile

A sum of R1 million donated by Nelson Mandela to King Goodwill Zwelithini's first wife had disappeared from Jacob Zuma's account.

Ace keeps gunning for the ANC leadership

There is no stopping the suspended ANC secretary general, Ace Magashule, from undermining the authority of the ANC leadership.

Female cop shoots husband and turns gun on herself

The first call Matimba got was to tell him his sister had locked her husband out of the house.

Gqeberha townships paralysed by taxi drivers’ strike

For three days, gatvol taxi drivers have brought dozens of Gqeberha townships to a standstill in protest for Covid-19 relief grants.

The faithful turn out in force to ask: “Wenzeni uZuma?”

Jacob Zuma cut a lonely figure inside the Pietermaritzburg High Court, but he was treated like a hero outside the court.