The sad end to a Durban landmark
Frank Chemaly|Published

The sad end to a Durban landmark

Mamdani’s suits and ties send a clever message

The Washington Post|Published

Mamdani’s suits are distinct from the ones worn by former New York governor Andrew Cuomo. Take the shoulders, for instance. Softer and less padded than Cuomo’s, ...

What’s the best cutting board for meat and vegetables?

The Washington Post|Published

Most of my savoury cooking prep takes place on a large wood cutting board. (I don’t recommend glass or metal, as they will dull your knives almost immediately.)

Tafta needs help to bring festive cheer to the elderly

Staff Reporter|Published

This Christmas, The Association for the Aged (Tafta) is calling on the community to help brighten the festive season for over 1,500 elderly residents who might otherwise ...

Pokémon card thieves strike. Can police catch them all?

The Washington Post|Published

Pokémon is a fast-growing segment of the multibillion-dollar trading card business, with the rarest finds valued at tens to hundreds of thousands of dollars. One ...

SALT celebrates two decades of astronomical breakthroughs

Staff Reporter|Published

Join the celebration of 20 years of astronomical excellence with SALT, where groundbreaking research and innovation have made waves in the scientific community, ...

Protecting your personal and financial information in a digital age

Staff Reporter|Published

By knowing the threats and applying effective strategies, you can take proactive steps to protect your finances and identity. Don't let fraud and identity theft ...

LOOK: This is what the Royals wore at the MONROYAL gala dinner

ZamaNdosi Cele|Published

Experience the glamour and cultural richness of South African royalty at the Durban BuKhosi and Business Gala Dinner, where tradition meets modern elegance

When engineers have become 'Uber' drivers

AFP|Published

Two months ago, the civil engineer, like thousands of others in the west African country, became a driver on the platform, which works similarly to Uber.

It's not just Venezuela, as US boat strikes spread fear across the Caribbean

The Washington Post|Published

In Trinidad and Tobago, a Caribbean island nation so close to Venezuela that on a clear day it’s visible, the second homes off the northwestern coast lie empty. ...

It's a whole lotta marble! - Designers on Trump’s Lincoln Bathroom

The Washington Post|Published

The reveal was startling, in part because of the total transformation and dramatic use of marble and because it comes on the heels of the demolition of the entire ...

Iranian tech prodigies battle it out with robots

AFP|Published

Two machines resembling robotic vacuum cleaners sped around a ring colliding, shooting sparks and catching fire, as Iranian engineering students watched from behind ...

Tom Brady clones family pet who died in 2023

The Washington Post|Published

Brady thanked the company for giving him and his family “a second chance with a clone of our beloved dog.

The day strangers helped a man on his birthday

The Washington Post|Published

Every year on October 29, at exactly 1:11 a. m. - the time he was born - Josh Chace’s mother would send him a birthday text. “Happy birthday to the best guy I know,” ...

A young chess star’s death, cheating accusations and a sport in turmoil

The Washington Post|Published

For more than a year, Naroditsky had been trying to prove himself after being accused of cheating by a former world champion. Then friends found him unresponsive ...

WATCH: Jojo Robinson's hilarious maths fail leaves Mzansi in stitches

Alyssia Birjalal|Published

Watch Jojo Robinson’s hilarious video as she takes on a tricky maths exam with her Boo Bear.

Mamdani’s global city clashes with Trump’s red-neck nationalism

The Washington Post|Published

Prominent US right wingers have tarred the 34-year-old as a supposed “jihadist,” a “Jew hater". In their eyes, Mamdani’s Indian-Ugandan origins are suspect, and ...

Sabotage from Above and Below: How BEE Is Being Dismantled by Both ItsOpponents and Its Custodians

Prof Armand Bam|Published

Black economic empowerment in South Africa faces a troubling two-fronted assault. As the DA seeks to dismantle BEE through the courts, the ANC weakens its foundations ...

Double murder ignites renewed outrage over alcohol-related violence

Nokuthula C. Mazibuko|Published

The tragic murders of two young cousins in Mamelodi East have ignited outrage and sparked a national conversation about the alarming intersection of alcohol abuse, ...

Dr Imtiaz Sooliman critiques South Africa's dysfunctional governance and calls for change

Chevon Booysen|Published

In a time of unparalleled political upheaval, Dr Imtiaz Sooliman's passionate call for integrity and participation offers South African citizens hope and a roadmap ...