Will BMW need to pay up for 'appropriating' local muso's song for Gusheshe ad?
High court to hear application to have Aarto Act declared unconstitutional
ANC summons MPs back to Parliament
300 days of Zondo: 'We’ve learned it’s cheap to bribe a politician'
Two companies walked away with R220-million 'for doing absolutely nothing'
There are no grounds for Zondo to recuse himself from inquiry - law expert
Bank fees are too high. It’s unfair! – Bettr (new app-powered 'bank')
I love economics. It’s part of me - Kevin Lings (Chief Economist, Stanlib)
How to secure your retirement - Bruce Cameron (retired editor, Personal Finance)
People urged to cook at home as much as possible to reduce salt consumption
All houses in South Africa can and should be built with wood – study
Design a sneaker and stand to win a bursary from AAA School of Advertising
Zwane and Sheppard will do well as Gavin Hunt's assistants - Mazola Molefe
Bafana Bafana captain Thulani Hlatshwayo and Deon Hotto sign for Orlando Pirates
Cricket South Africa apologises to Momentum for board member's tweet
[VIDEO] Truck crashes into multiple vehicles
[WATCH] 90-year-old reuniting with bike after 60 years goes viral
[WATCH] TikTok hack to stop your cat from lying on laptop goes viral
How SA octopus doccie could help boost marine conservation and aquarium's work
UPDATE: SA recovery rate reaches 88.9%
SA-founded Luno acquired by Digital Currency Group (US) - a perfect fit
Long-term investment case for property in Africa remains intact
Demand for commodities used in lowering carbon emissions will certainly increase
Resource firms and funders are increasingly transparent about carbon emissions
Money lessons Covid-19 taught – heed them for a brighter, wealthier future
29 kids?! Meet Ari Nagel, the US sperm donor on a mission to impregnate women
American maths professor turned sperm donor, Ari Nagel has risen to fame for spreading his seed across America, helping women to conceive.
He's been dubbed 'The Sperminator' and has fathered 29 children with 24 women so far.
His oldest child is 14-years-old and his youngest offspring are still in the womb.
— Ari Nagel (@ProfessorAri) May 26, 2017
The professor has made headlines in the past for donating sperm in public bathrooms.
He's helped women conceive in a variety of ways, including trips to fertility clinics, sending sperm in the mail, DIY artificial insemination and "the old-fashioned way".
The 42-year-old has helped older women, straight couples and lesbian couples to conceive.
He explains that many women are grateful to him, and that some want him to play an active role in their families.
— Ari Nagel (@ProfessorAri) June 15, 2017
Nagel offers his sperm for free and says he gets a lot of joy from helping people who have struggled to have children.
He says he will help whoever asks for a sample of his sperm, whether it's in a cup or by way of "a little action".
Some of the moms had more than one kid.
Ari Nagel, sperm donor dubbed '
I have three women that are currently pregnant by me right now and all three of them got pregnant on the first try.
Ari Nagel, sperm donor
I've never charged any of the women. There's no financial gain whatsoever. I mean, kids cost money.
Ari Nagel, sperm donor
Maybe one day when these kids grow up they'll take care of me when I'm old.
Ari Nagel, sperm donor
Sometimes they want to get to know me and go for dinner first, and other times they're just ready for the baby.
Ari Nagel, sperm donor
I have children in 10 different US States.
Ari Nagel, sperm donor
I enjoy doing it in a cup too sometimes, either way it's a win-win honestly.
Ari Nagel, sperm donor
Other women are trying and their not getting pregnant. It depends on the timing, the ovulation, the age and health of the woman.
Ari Nagel, sperm donor
I can't be a full-time dad for 29 kids.It just doesn't work. Whatever role I play, I think my kids will know that I love them and I will be a positive role in their life.
Ari Nagel, sperm donor
Some of my children I've never met.
Ari Nagel, sperm donor
He spoke about his relationship with his kids, the expectations of his role, and more.
Listen to the interview during The Fringe feature on Late Nights with Sara-Jayne King:
This article first appeared on CapeTalk : 29 kids?! Meet Ari Nagel, the US sperm donor on a mission to impregnate women
More from Lifestyle
People urged to cook at home as much as possible to reduce salt consumption
Pharma Dynamics spokesperson Nicole Jennings says there is a lot of hidden salt in the food we consume.
Read More
Bank fees are too high. It’s unfair! – Bettr (new app-powered 'bank')
"We aim to do banking differently," says Bettr cofounder Tobie van Zyl. "The traditional banking model is going to evaporate."
Read More
I love economics. It’s part of me - Kevin Lings (Chief Economist, Stanlib)
Kevin Lings (Chief Economist, Stanlib) opens up about his attitude to money (hopes and fears, successes and failures, etc.).
Read More
How to secure your retirement - Bruce Cameron (retired editor, Personal Finance)
Bruce Cameron discusses with Bruce Whitfield his new book on securing your retirement, despite corruption and the smashed economy.
Read More
All houses in South Africa can and should be built with wood – study
SA needs homes. Plenty of them. They can and should be constructed with wood, says Phillip Crafford (Stellenbosch University).
Read More
Design a sneaker and stand to win a bursary from AAA School of Advertising
The best time to plan your child's future is right now... Here's how to win full academic bursary from AAA School of Advertising!
Read More
Money lessons Covid-19 taught – heed them for a brighter, wealthier future
Your financial future – even if you have to start over – could be brighter than it would’ve been without the pandemic.
Read More
'SA cash economy about 60% of GDP, moving that to digital would be huge saving'
The Covid-19 pandemic's moving us towards a cashless society. Arabile Gumede interviews Ukheshe co-founder, Clayton Hayward.
Read More
Long-term investment case for property in Africa remains intact
There’ll be many opportunities for frontier investors in the coming years, says Absa's Somaya Joshua.
Read More
Planning a wedding? Remember booking a bigger space for fewer people, costs more
Level 1 rules helping but also hindering the wedding industry. Get cost-saving tips from Precious Thamaga (Precious the Planner).
Read MoreMore from World
How SA octopus doccie could help boost marine conservation and aquarium's work
My Octopus Teacher connecting 'non-ocean' people to nature says Maryke Musson (CEO, Two Oceans Aquarium Education Foundation).
Read More
UPDATE: SA recovery rate reaches 88.9%
The number of national recoveries so far is 573,003, which translates to a recovery rate of 88.9%. Gauteng has 189,208 recoveries.
Read More
SA-founded Luno acquired by Digital Currency Group (US) - a perfect fit
The cryptocurrency exchange is a huge SA success story and they'll continue to invest heavily 'at home' says CEO Marcus Swanepoel.
Read More
CEO forced to apologise for implying over-30s too old to work in advertising
The CEO of the world's largest advertising group has ignited a storm with an apparently ageist comment. Andy Rice weighs in.
Read More
Ethics in the time of Corona — a philosopher's take
Philosophers have a vital role to play in getting healthcare workers through the Covid-19 pandemic.
Read More
'Black Panther' star Chadwick Boseman dies
His family confirmed the death in a statement posted on his Twitter page on Saturday.
Read More
At least a third of world’s schoolchildren unable to access remote learning
A Unicef report shows 463-million children globally were unable to access remote learning since the COVID-19 outbreak.
Read More
'Donald Trump's handling of COVID-19 might cost him the election'
The Guardian Washington bureau chief David Smith and freelance journalist based in USA Kenichi Serino reflect on the US elections.
Read More
Medical Anthropology: Where the study of a pandemic and the BLM movement align
This academic seeks to address the social responses to injustices facing humankind, thanks to a unique understanding of people.
Read More
Beirut blast: 'Think of an apocalyptic movie, that is what it looks like'
South African broadcaster living in Lebanon Mia Verdoorn Shamma reflects on how the country looks like after the two explosions.
Read More
Highlights