Gary Spice

@GailEddy @sajournalist It boggles the mind

@Gary_Spice @sajournalist This exactly!!! How can the Newlands Test against Aus start in a TUESDAY (during school term time as well)

Cricket South Africa, putting aside the Newlands debacle, get this. Bangladesh tour South Africa and the 2nd Test takes place between Monday and Friday, the 1st test takes place from a Sunday to a Thursday. Who is running this shitshow

Every FIFA World Cup is the same, England fans convinced it’s “their year” because of Premier League bias. Bookies have them 3rd favourites… I can name 10 teams off the top of my head who are better

It's wild that South Africa play in the opening game of the World cup in 28 days but there has been absolutely no talk of it. Weird, or is it just me

It has been years since i was in high school, do they teach financial literacy in high school these days? Things like TFSA, Tax compliance etc.

What happened to mpox?

The IPL cricket tournament started 39 days ago, there is still 3 weeks left of this shit. T20 cricket sucks. Pass it on.

Today everybody has a podcast. It was like my 20s when everyone had a Nokia 3310 with a polyphonic ringtone they composed themselves

This Flysafair R12 ticket sale is going to be huge PR fail for them. People gonna be angry but them fuel surge charge. Fly Airlink

The case remains officially unsolved to this day

Pick n Pay offered a R5 million reward for information leading to the extortionist's conviction. No arrests were made. The matter was described as "still being vigorously investigated." That reward, as far as public record shows, was never claimed.

1/ On the morning of 13 May 2003, Pick n Pay CEO Sean Summers received a registered parcel containing three items of food and a letter. The letter said the items had been poisoned — and unless Pick n Pay paid a sum of money, the author would put poisoned food on its shelves

8/ As to the ransom amount, Summers would only say it "was not significant, but it was only money." Police asked the company not to reveal the exact figure. News24 Speculation swirled. There was talk the extortionist could be a disgruntled supplier, a former employee, a small business that had collapsed, or even a syndicate