Entertainment correspondent based in the United States, Nadia Neophytou describes how over 8 million people converge on Times Square for the iconic ball drop. Mariah Carey will be performing.
Security has been beefed up in light of the Berlin attacks. There's also the Central Park fireworks display.
— Nadia Neophytou, entertainment correspondent
People converge and write messages of what they want to leave behind in the year.
— Nadia Neophytou, entertainment correspondent
UK correspondent, Gavin Grey, takes a look at the stories that dominated headlines in 2016.
NSRI CEO says beach goers need to be extra vigilant along the coast and make sure that children are supervised at all times.
City of Johannesburg has urged residents to respect by-laws and the times set for fireworks to be used.
Pokemon Go and burning Samsung Galaxy Note 7 smartphones made 2016 a very interesting year in SA's tech scene.
A list of some of the more popular New Year's Eve events happening in Cape Town and why you shouldn't miss them.
South African Rugby has described the Springboks' 2016 performance as profoundly disappointing
EWN's Marc Lewis shared the highlights of an eventful year in the local and international sporting world.
Barry Bateman spoke to Stephen Grootes to unpack the meaning behind the stories that dominated the headlines in 2016.
We reflect on the heartwarming stories of 2016.
Each year the world's wordsmiths list the new and most popular words in the English language.
There's no shortage of controversy in the South African news cycle. Here are some major stories that marked this year.
The Money Show’s Bruce Whitfield interviews Stuff magazine’s Toby Shapshak.
Nkosinathi Nkomo came up with a system that could turn grey water into usable water amidst the Cape Town water crisis.
The Money Show’s Bruce Whitfield interviews the former CEO of Africa’s largest retailer by far.
A policing expert explains that the airport shooting may be linked to the shooting at a Stellenbosch nightclub this past weekend.
Independent Marketing Consultant in the Technology Space, Andrew Fraser says this looks like a leak and not a hack.
The incident happened in the early hours of Wednesday morning.
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