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Halloween usually means sweets for kids and maybe a party for adults, but in 2026, local airline FlySafair believes it should mean cheap flights.
By: Clinton Matos
31st October is a notable cut off date for higher education in South Africa. Not only does NSFAS close its applications for funding , but many
By: Clinton Matos
Big news for fans of The Hunger Games in South Africa. Before Sunrise on the Reaping releases in cinemas on 20th November, a movie from the franchise's past will be available to watch again.
Launched little over a month ago by renowned developer and publisher Remedy Entertainment, Control Resonant has made a notable impact by quickly passing review milestones, and it has done it again today.
By: Clinton Matos
Fans across the world were just hit by some big – but not unexpected – news as Pokémon Unite officially comes to an end.
Valve just wrapped up another Steam Next Fest . Like all the events bearing this name, the focus of the Next Fest is not just to sell games, but to
Over the past few days, our social media feeds have been inundated with posts about the 2026 Red Bull Advent Calendar.
Maybe the scariest thing you can do in October is pay full price for your games, merch and collectibles, which is why you should check out the Month End Deals on KOODOO.
By: Clinton Matos
We now have a final trailer for Dune: Part Three ahead of its 16th December release. There's a lot of notable stuff in there if you pay close attention, and you have some knowledge from the books.
By: Clinton Matos
Pokémon Trading Card Game Live – or just “Live” for the sake of brevity – has just revealed a change that will allow players to make use of older cards again.
