F5.5G Leap-forward Development of Broadband in Africa The Africa Broadband Forum 2024 (BBAF 2024) was successfully held in Cape Town, South Africa recently, under…
What’s hot and spooky on Netflix and Showmax this October?
We know. Finding something to watch on streaming services is a nightmare (and even more so as an undead ghoul). The likes of Netflix…
Google Maps’ new updates makes commuting across your city much easier
Google Maps is this week getting another update, specifically for people who travel across their city. The app will now feature a new “Commute”…
More than 45000 people attended Comic Con Africa 2018
The continent’s first Comic Con took place in Johannesburg in mid-September. And while chatter suggested that local fans were excited, no one really knew…
Kim Jong Un gifted two adorable puppies to South Korea’s president
Say what you want about Kim Jong Un, but he may just be the world’s best secret Santa. The North Korean leader has reportedly…
South Africa’s petrol price breaks through R17 per litre
You’re about to pay a lot more for fuel, South Africa. From midnight on Tuesday, 93 ULP and 95 LRP will see price increases…
Viral video: Indonesia island hit by tsunami after strong earthquake
Indonesia has a storied and frightening history with tsunamis, and on Friday, it was given a stark reminder. A 7.7-magnitude earthquake which struck off…
A train at Cape Town Station is on fire (once again)
A train at Cape Town Station is reportedly on fire, according to a number of eyewitness reports. Twitter users on Friday afternoon uploaded pictures…
SA government asks Twitter users to stop sharing videos of Dros rape
The South African government has asked citizens to not share a video of the alleged rape of a little girl in a Dros in…
The internet thinks this Namibian teen is Regina George from Mean Girls
Doppelgangers are instant viral internet fodder, but even more so when the person in question looks like Regina George from Mean Girls. A 16-year-old…
Julian Assange resigns as WikiLeaks editor because he can’t do his job
Julian Assange has stepped down as editor of WikiLeaks… mainly because he can’t actually connect to the internet. The Australian has been “held incommunicado”…
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