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South Africa is mourning the passing of television and theatre legend David Butler.

Veteran South African film, stage and television actor David Butler has died. He was 61.

COMPUTICKET FOUNDER PERCY TUCKER DIES By Andiswa Ngenyane Percy Tucker, founder of Computicket. (Photo: Supplied). THE founder of online ticketing system Computicket, Percival “Percy” Tucker, has died at the age of 92. News24 shared a statement sent to them by Percy’s family, confirming that he died of Covid-related complications on Friday, 29 January. “South African entertainment has lost an industry pioneer in Percival ‘Percy’ Tucker, who passed away last night of Covid-related complications,” read the statement. The legend creat...

The media was again incredibly frustrating at the 4pm covid update yesterday, and in this mornings Herald. Having Audrey Young doing a grumpy old woman routine asking the same gotcha question a million times ("why are we not told these business now?", and the switcheroo "why were this businesses blindsided by releasing their information before informing them?") was bad enough but her personal annoyance has become the subject of her piece this morning in the paper, where for some vague reason the PM needs to be involved to rev up the MOH over some quibble that Audrey doesn't like. What is frus...

viz., "a supra-national entity that has laws, courts and the means to enforce the peace." RedLogix 1.1.1.1.1.1 In my view that while the ICC was undeniably a good idea, it never attained the commitment across the board to permit it to succeed. I'll go back to my original parallel; the reason why nation states are mostly lawful and peaceful places is that ordinary citizens forgo the right to coercion and revenge and place it solely in the hands of the nation state. In the case of the ICC that never really happened; while most nations signed up to the ICC, there was never ...