Discover Jamie Chua's extravagant handbag collection, with some even pricier than luxury cars
Read More »Inside the closets of the ultra rich where handbags cost more than luxury cars today
US ambassador Bozell sidesteps ‘white genocide’ question, says ‘Kill the Boer is wrong’
Bozell said there are 'serious issues' that need to be resolved between the US and South Africa.
Read More »Eight Nigerian men bust in SA face extradition to United States in R279 million fraud case
The men allegedly defrauded several individual victims in the USA, and corporate and government entities across the world.
Read More »Joburg to Cape Town flight prices have doubled – an example
Domestic flight prices have soared after new fuel surcharges. Here’s what that looks like on SA’s busiest route...
Read More »ActionSA opens corruption case against minister Sisisi Tolashe
ActionSA opens a corruption case and files ethics complaints against Sisisi Tolashe over claims she failed to declare luxury vehicles.
Read More »Pirates fans may only have seven games left to watch Mofokeng
Seven games could be all that remain for Orlando Pirates supporters to enjoy Relebohile Mofokeng before a likely exit.
Read More »Brake failure plunges tanker down low-lying area
A driver was injured after a government-owned water tanker truck plunged down a low-lying roadside are in the City of Naga, Cebu after its brakes allegedly malfunctioned while traversing a steep road on Tuesday, April 7.
Read More »Different ring: Boxing’s Eumir Marcial to play for Basilan Steel
Olympic bronze medalist Eumir Marcial is set to test his skills outside the boxing ring, taking on an unlikely challenge that has caught many fans by surprise.
Read More »PNP nabs 6 for violating ‘Oil Pilferage Law’ inside a resort in Laguna
MANILA, Philippines – The Philippine National Police (PNP) apprehended six individuals early Wednesday for illegally dispensing, hoarding, and adulterating petroleum products during an operation in Laguna, seizing fuel worth over P73,000. The six individuals were taken into custody for violations of Presidential Decree 1865, also known as the “Oil Pilferage Law.” The operation took place
Read More »Marcos denies health rumors, says he’s back to regular routine
MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Wednesday clarified that he has no health problems, following circulating rumors that he is suffering from a serious illness. In an interview with Palace press officer Claire Castro, Marcos said he has been back to his “regular routine” for three months since he was diagnosed with diverticulitis, an
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