When I was a child, it was common for adults to call someone an egg when they had done something ridiculous, writes Sue de Groot
It is difficult to imagine being completely cut off without any way of contacting the outside world, writes Sue de Groot
The admirable environmental NPO Litter4Tokens has urgently called for “government action to address an alarming increase in nurdles on the South ...
My colleague Hogarth and I both seem to find an endless well of inspiration in the many daily communications put out by the Hawks. Incidentally, if ...
The solar probe is in fact a pretty big deal. Let’s hope Aditya-L1 was thoroughly sanitised before it left, writes Sue de Groot.
Losing your temper while throwing a tantrum is one of the risks of intemperance, writes Sue de Groot
There was a new moon cowering in the twilight sky on Friday night, like a tiny fingernail clipping. It was peeping out from the clouds and trying not ...
“Pre-loved” is probably one of the worst euphemisms to have entered the English language in the last decade or so, writes Sue de Groot
On Monday, the South African National Roads Agency (Sanral) launched the Vala Zonke War Room. “Vala Zonke” has various interpretations roughly ...
This column is a departure from the body of words to the body of Barbie, or rather the body of myths, misconceptions and maleficence that has grown ...