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Ben Shapiro is under fire across social media platforms after recently claiming on his show that retirement is stupid and he never understood it

Several agencies have particularly ambitious growth plans, while some are surprisingly seeking cuts.

SA’s agricultural sector faced several challenges in 2023, but we didn’t think the overall annual performance would drop sharply.

“As a kid, when going through a tough time, my father used to tell me to keep moving on; a phrase that has stuck with me my whole life.” Award-winning musician Dan Patlansky is rocking through SA with his latest release, Movin’ On, and has not forgotten his East London fans. Thrilling to watch live, the 43-year old master of the electric guitar has described his 11th studio album as an “honest, powerful and filthy (the good kind)” record, a time capsule of the blues and rock guitarist�...

Seasonal cocktails boast a rich flavour offering that warms up the chest and chases away the cold.

In a significant victory for ranchers in South Dakota and nationwide, Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack announced a new rule at the National Farmers Union National Convention in Arizona, tightening

Republican Sen. Mike Lee of Utah advocated the idea of abolishing the Transportation Security Administration, suggesting that airlines would do a better job of conducting security screenings.

To be 'pro-West' is far more interesting and complex than Buccus suggests and certainly doesn’t mean supporting 'the devastation of Iraq and Gaza'

An East London attorney charged with stealing Road Accident Fund money from his clients caused drama at the East London magistrate’s court on Monday when he fired his lawyer moments before the legal representative was to starting questioning witnesses. Manfred Chinamasa, who is accused of stealing more than R5m of RAF funds from his clients, instead opted to represent himself.

President Cyril Ramaphosa had no kind words for the DA as he criticised the party for writing to Western countries to monitor and “ensure the integrity” of the upcoming national and provincial elections despite South Africa having had independent observers during previous polls.