For 43-year-old Abigail Sizani fashion is much more than a mundane act of getting dressed.

MCQP is back! And the Mother City Queer Project's 21st party promises to be fit for a queen.

Facebook says it wants to take with one hand and give with another when it comes to privacy.

Joan Rivers' left her daughter, Melissa, in charge of her fortune and left money for some of her favorite charities, including Guide Dogs for the Blind, Jewish Guild Healthcare and the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.

Her elder half-sister Kim Kardashian may have tried to "break the Internet" with a provocative nude photo shoot last week, but Kendall Jenner is taking a more conventional route to fame and fortune.

One of Penguin's most respected authors, Marguerite Poland has successfully mastered writing for both children and adults.

Google has unveiled its latest tablet in an apparent effort to upstage Apple's anticipated update of its trend-setting iPad.

McDonald's wants to explain why its burgers may not rot and that there are no worms in its beef.

Several thousand high school pupils in the Greater Cape Town area have learnt about the exciting possibilities of careers in design, through the School Design Week project.</p><p/>

The Cape Times's book editor, Karin Schimke, has won the 2014 Ingrid Jonker Prize for her first anthology of poetry, Bare and Breaking.

Gearing up to host the biggest national multi-cultural wedding showcase in the world, engaged couples may get ready to be chauffeured VIP style to the GrandWest Casino where they might make some of the most important decisions for their special day.

Cybersecurity researchers have uncovered a computer virus that spies on Apple's iOS operating system for the iPhone and iPad, and they believe it is targeting pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong.

The Organ Donor Foundation said the rise in lifestyle diseases had led to an increased demand for organ donations.

"It's a beautiful noise, made of joy and of strife, like a symphony played by the passing parade, it's the music of life, what a beautiful noise, coming' into my room, and it's beggin' for me, just to give it a tune."

Celebrations of South Africa's 20th year of democracy has made headlines throughout 2014, but a group lobbying for the rights of persons with hearing loss says that there is still much to be done before this marginalised group can join the celebrations.

The success of the inaugural Mzansi Cape Town International Salsa Festival 2013 has led to double the bookings from the global salsa community for the upcoming November event, with dance fans realising the value in coupling their favourite past-time with the opportunity to tour one of the world's beautiful cities.