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Bo-Kaap could become South Africa’s first entry to the Lego collection thanks to designer Wayne Nestadt, who entered his recreation of the colourful suburb in the Lego Ideas competition. Lego opened a competition for people to submit their ideas to recreate well known and beautiful places around the world. This is Wayne’s proposed Bo Kaap lego model: You can actually vote for it to become an actual product. The set will include 4 houses in

        8 Out Of 8 Questions: 29 October 2019   1.The 80’s  song ‘Escape’ is better known as…….? 2.Spandex, popular in the 80’s is an anagram of…? 3.Rap artist Shawn Carter is better known as..? 4.On which 80’s TV show did Ashley Olsen play Michelle? 5.He had a hit with the song ‘Running With The Night’ ? 6.In 90’s International Sport, what does England, Wales, Scotland, Ireland, France, and South Africa have

Captain Siya Kolisi thanked South Africa for its support of the Springbok team and reflected on the importance of the nail-biting, 19-16, Rugby World Cup semi-final victory over Wales at the Yokohama International Stadium on Sunday. “When we last won the World Cup, I was watching it in the tavern, because we didn’t have a TV at home,” said Kolisi, who was 16 when John Smit’s Springboks won the title in 2007. “I remember what

I don’t know about you, but I LOVE Pinterest. Look, I can get sucked into it for hours, seeing all the beautiful pictures and gathering inspiration for my home, baby nurseries, fashion, beauty tips and so on. Now another aspect of social media, is sharing our big, exciting moments. Problem is the pressure to create picture perfect social media posts is more intense than ever. One couple decided to go to Pinterest to get inspiration

Springbok win over Wales: 5 talking points Sport24 Journalist, Herman Mostert, joined Benito Vergotine in conversation on The Honest Truth, talking Rugby World Cup. Can we bring the Webb Ellis trophy back home? Listen to the conversation here. Is the Webb Ellis Trophy coming home to SA?   Cape Town – Sport24’s Herman Mostert highlights FIVE talking points following South Africa’s 19-16 Rugby World Cup semi-final win over Wales in Yokohama: 1. A step down in class No one