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Has Prince Harry gone too far with the new tell it all book? On TechDailyPost Twitter handle we asked a question about Prince Harry’s latest book… ‘Spare’ a Book by Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex. By the way Spare is a forthcoming memoir

Comedian and Daily Show host Trevor Noah addresses the change of Guard in the UK and backlash on Prime Minister Rishi Sunak after being voted into the office and taking over from disgraced former Prime Minister Liz Truss. “Why are

Leading creative agency, Joe Public Durban, and Dunlop Tyres recently launched a campaign that South Africans can truly resonate with – Pothole FM, hosted by Durban born comedian Robby Collins. According to the ad agency, the campaign was inspired by a

You can’t cancel someone who had genuinely built their house from the ground up. Yes there are challenges, but should the challenges be the reason why he should get cancelled? MacG has at least 100 episodes and most of them

South African comedians don’t get it that their biggest commodity or asset is their fans, not their sponsor. Sponsorship make/s a small part of the deal. Comics needs to learn & treat their fan base like GOLD. The reason some

I don’t know where is South Africa going now, there’s no space for people to wonder or to have a different view of thought, we racialise and politicize everything. On the other hand, we have a Government that shockingly steals

Every one of us aims for success. Whether we admit it or not, we want it. The people you admire and seem to have all figured out aren’t any smarter than you. So, what really goes on behind the scenes

Confidence The Pandemic Confidence has been a pandemic since forever. Longer than that even. Most people are struggling with confidence in one of two ways. Some don’t have it and some have too much of it.  – When you lack confidence

In a global pandemic it is fair to say that one of the hardest hit industries is the arts. For over 11 months now artists and performers have been left to fend for themselves and survive in a dying a

Even if we want to remain quiet. And not cover Bushiri and Jacob Zuma as newsmakers in the Covid19 debacle. We will be lying to ourselves and the general public of South Africa and the world, to say the least,