Congratulations Bafana, as we await Safa's action against the yellow card saga
Malibongwe Mdletshe|Published

Congratulations Bafana, as we await Safa's action against the yellow card saga

Watch VideoLaura Wolvaardt and Tazmin Brits lead Proteas fourth consecutive victory at ICC World Cup

Ongama Gcwabe|Published

Laura Wolvaardt and Tazmin Brits combined for a 125 run stand to hand the Proteas a 10 wicket victory in the rain affected Sri Lanka clash.

Eleanor Bremner's life of service

Wendy Jasson Da Costa|Published

A memorial service was held in Durban for well-known volunteer, Eleanor Bremner.

From scrubs to scrum: Springbok trauma nurse saves lives

Staff Reporter|Published

The extraordinary double life of a Springbok trauma nurse

Jane Linley Thomas on deep chats and zany studios

Wendy Jasson Da Costa|Published

Bananas, caravans and deep chats with Jane Linley Thomas

Eating your way to heart health

Wendy Jasson Da Costa|Published

How to eat for your heart without giving up the food you love

They would never have met. . . but their friendship changes lives

Staff Reporter|Published

The emotionally layered, poignant two hander drama about a wheelchair-bound former dancer and his youthful carer, Callum’s Will, is being restaged for a short run ...

Garden fair celebrates outdoor living

Staff Reporter|Published

1000 Hills Tourism brings you The Lifestyle & Garden Show at the Vuleka Conference Centre in Botha’s Hill on the weekend of October 25-26. The immersive show highlights ...

Diwali treats: creating happiness for the less fortunate

Wendy Jasson Da Costa|Published

Diwali is a time for family and feasts. Chef Syam Das shares some of his favourite dishes.

SA's top olive oils announced

Staff Reporter|Published

South Africa’s finest Extra Virgin Olive Oils were celebrated this week at the 12th annual Absa Top 10 Olive Oil Awards, hosted at Mynhardt’s Kitchen at Cathedral ...

The dark history of medical illustrations

The Conversation|Published

They were pregnant. Some were prisoners. Others were the poorest of the poor, forgotten in death as in life. Yet dissection and depiction of their bodies have become ...

Shop till you drop

Frank Chemaly|Published

The old picture this week is a view down Durban's main commercial thoroughfare, West Street, today Dr Pixley kaSeme Street, looking towards the Berea where you can ...

Guinea circus school offers a springboard for disadvantaged youth

AFP|Published

In the heat of a warehouse-like building in Conakry, five young men twirl, contort and juggle to the rhythm of percussions, defying the laws of gravity and distorting ...

Purr-chase with purr-pose: calendars for cats

Wendy Jasson Da Costa|Published

Durban's feral cats need your help

Million-year-old skull could change human evolution timeline

AFP|Published

A digital reconstruction of a million-year-old skull suggests humans may have diverged from our ancient ancestors 400 000 years earlier than thought and in Asia ...

Meet Ali Akbar, the last newspaper hawker in Paris

Published

Ali Akbar knows everyone and everyone knows him. The last newspaper hawker in Paris zigzags each day from cafe to cafe, shouting humorous headlines in the heart ...

For US presidents, Nobel Peace Prize long fraught with politics

The Washington Post|Published

It was perhaps not a coincidence that the announcement Friday of the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize for which President Donald Trump has so openly campaigned coincided with ...

Black Wednesday: The Impact of SANEF's Exceptionalism on Journalism and Democracy

Clyde N.S. Ramalaine|Published

To invoke Black Wednesday today is not nostalgia; it is moral accounting.  It demands that the journalism which once confronted tyranny rediscover its conscience, ...

Addicts swap drug dens for support centre in Abidjan

AFP|Published

In Ivory Coast's biggest city Abidjan, vulnerable drug addicts say a secluded care and support centre in an upscale part of town has helped them to turn around their ...

Germany leads world in nonalcoholic brews

The Washington Post|Published

It looked like all the other beers in the sea of giant one-liter glasses at the Augustiner Brewery tent at Oktoberfest, but Peter Asen’s mug harbored a secret: His ...