A major R250 million renovation has begun at Southern Sun’s largest hotel, and it’s set to transform Durban’s Golden Mile. Durban’s Golden Mile is set for another major boost, with Southern Sun officially beginning its R250 million makeover of the iconic Southern Sun Elangeni & Maharani Hotel. The extensive renovation forms part of the continued…
CNN’s Kaitlan Collins sat stone-faced as the president mocked her on live television. The room went quiet. No one stepped in. No one laughed. No one walked out. In that heavy silence, something far uglier than a bad joke was exposed — power, fear, and who is allowed to belon… What unfolded at the Correspondents’…
Sharon Osbourne’s world changed in seconds. One moment she was filming, the next she was being rushed to the hospital, leaving everyone scrambling for answers. Decades in the public eye have made her feel like family, which only deepens the fear. With Ozzy’s fragile health, her own past battles, and a lifetime of shared pain,…
If ever there was a fairytale ending to a Commonwealth Games career, Chad le Clos delivered it in Glasgow on Wednesday evening. If ever there was a fairytale ending to a Commonwealth Games career, Chad le Clos delivered it in Glasgow on Wednesday evening. The South African swimming icon claimed his record-breaking 21st Commonwealth Games…
The chamber didn’t just say no. It roared it. As Bernie Sanders stood nearly alone, the Senate crushed his attempt to halt a $20 billion arms sale to Israel—while images of pulverized hospitals and dead children bled across the world. With over 43,000 Palestinians reportedly killed, critics say Washington is complicit in a moral disas……
“You usually handle these things,” Marcus said from the living room, barely looking up from the sports pages. I stood beside the dishwasher with my hands still wet, listening to the sentence settle over a day that had begun before sunrise and had not belonged to me for even five uninterrupted minutes. I had packed…
There is a kind of exhaustion that does not show up on a medical chart. It builds slowly, over years, in the space between what you give and what you are left with. Carmen had lived inside that exhaustion for a long time. She had raised her children, supported her husband, managed the household, and…
It looked wrong the second I saw it. The kind of wrong that makes your stomach clench before your brain even catches up. Half-buried in grass and sand, its swollen shape and torn, rubbery surface didn’t look like any animal I recognized. A hard shell-like piece lay nearby, as if something had been ripped apart…
The police officer glanced up from his notebook as Eric stepped into my hospital room, and for the first time that day, my husband looked uncertain. My mother stood rigid beside the wall, my sister Megan held my hand, and the steady rhythm of the fetal monitor filled the silence. Eric smiled, calling everything a…
They remember his laughter first. The way he arrived early to practice, lacing his boots with the quiet confidence of someone who believed the future was wide open. That day began like any other, until a pain he could barely describe began to grow, and everything familiar turned into a blur of sirens, hospital lights,…