Byron Lukas

Nov 28, 2024 | dailyvoice.co.za | Byron Lukas

Byron Lukas | November 29, 2024Groundbreaking new research has found that a shocking 70% of men believe that a woman should obey her husband, while 23% think that a woman can never refuse sex with her partner. As South Africa embarks on the 16 Days of Activism campaign, a crucial dialogue surrounding men’s wellness has taken centre stage, propelled by the efforts of organisations like NGO, Father A Nation (FAN).

Nov 28, 2024 | dailyvoice.co.za | Byron Lukas

Byron Lukas | November 29, 2024Bonteheuwel ward councillor Angus McKenzie has stepped up calls for residents to report incidents involving ou kos in spaza shops. Following his visits to various winkels in Bontas, Langa, and Matroosfontein, McKenzie highlighted the need for increased vigilance to safeguard against potential health dangers posed by expired goods. This comes after the City shut down a makeshift butchery in Mfuleni, and the discovery of old food being dumped in Khayelitsha.

Nov 28, 2024 | capetimes.co.za | Byron Lukas

As South Africa embarks on 16 Days of Activism against Gender-based Violence, crucial dialogue surrounding men’s wellness has taken centre stage, propelled by the efforts of organisations like Father a Nation. Picture: FilePublished 8m ago | Published 8m agoCape Town - As South Africa embarks on 16 Days of Activism against Gender-based Violence, crucial dialogue surrounding men’s wellness has taken centre stage, propelled by the efforts of organisations like Father a Nation.

Nov 28, 2024 | dailyvoice.co.za | Byron Lukas

Byron Lukas | November 29, 2024A video has surfaced showing a daring Delft man illegally connecting wires to a kragpaal. This brazen display was caught on camera by a vigilant resident on Wednesday, and it quickly went viral in crime groups on WhatsApp. In the 39-second clip, the goddelose ou is seen precariously perched high on the pole, seemingly unfazed by the dangers involved in his actions. He is identified as ‘Wurm’ from Ebro Crescent in Eindhoven.

Nov 27, 2024 | capeargus.co.za | Byron Lukas

Ron Martin, chairperson of the SA Sendinggestig Museum, before a giant display at the Tevolution Museum. Photographer: Armand Hough / Independent NewspapersPublished 7m ago | Published 7m agoCape Town - From the nostalgic wooden box TV with “bunny ear” antennas to the newly-launched 110-inch UX display, Cape Town’s Tevolution Museum has opened its doors, celebrating the rich history of television technology and innovation.