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Staff Reporter|Published

Hats off to a genius!

Letter written by Mary, Queen of Scots, prior to beheading draws crowds

The Washington Post|Published

The letter, the last she wrote, was a big part of why the 44-year-old royal didn’t just fade away as a headless footnote. Instead, four centuries on, she continues ...

UAE, oasis for business and partying, faces war

The Washington Post|Published

More than a week after the attack on Iran, Persian Gulf nations continue to be targeted by waves of drones and missiles that show few signs of letting up. The assault ...

South African healthcare policy: Seeking stability over dramatic reform

Kevin Aron|Published

As South Africa navigates its complex healthcare narrative, the interplay of public and private sectors may hold the key to a sustainable future. Discover how prudent ...

Glaucoma: the silent thief of sight affecting South Africa’s vision

Staff Reporter|Published

Glaucoma, a leading cause of preventable blindness in South Africa, often goes undetected until it's too late. Discover the crucial steps for early detection and ...

Protecting your kidneys: tips from a South African pharmacist

Staff Reporter|Published

With the right knowledge and proactive measures, you can safeguard your kidney health and ensure a brighter, healthier future.

From barefoot to best dressed: Makazole Mapimpi launches new clothing label ‘elevè’

ZamaNdosi Cele|Published

Discover how Sharks player Makazole Mapimpi is making waves in the fashion industry with his new clothing label, elevè.

Nomcebo Dot ends three-year hiatus with debut album ‘The Journey’

Lutho Pasiya|Published

After a three-year hiatus, South African artist Nomcebo Dot returns with her debut album ‘The Journey’, showcasing her evolution and musical versatility.

World Kidney Day shines a light on silent kidney disease

Staff Reporter|Published

As we commemorate World Kidney Day, it's time to take charge of our health. By understanding the silent dangers of kidney disease, you can make informed choices ...

Crafting hope from tragedy: Woodworkers unite after disaster

Japan News|Published

Two skilled woodworkers, united by the harrowing losses they’ve suffered in recent natural disasters, are turning their grief into hope. Discover how they are crafting ...

Watch VideoFrom opera to auto sales: how a singer found a viral edge in car sales

Washington Post|Published

In a world where the arts often face neglect, Andrew Hiers's story is a testament to resilience, creativity, and the power of embracing unexpected paths. His journey ...

Research reveals that toxic relationships may be accelerating ageing

Washington Post|Published

This study serves as a poignant reminder that the quality of our relationships matters deeply. Fostering positive interactions can not only enrich our lives but ...

Video evidence suggests U. S. Tomahawk missile strike on school in Iran

Washington Post|Published

New video evidence suggests U. S. military involvement in a deadly missile strike on an Iranian school, raising disturbing questions about the nature of warfare ...

The recipe for change: why Josh Jacobs left professional kitchens for content creation

ZamaNdosi Cele|Published

Join Josh Jacobs as he shares his inspiring journey from a small-town chef to a digital content creator, exploring the emotional and cultural connections to food ...

‘House Hushing’ may be the secret to taming your clutter

The Washington Post|Published

Life gets messy, and clutter stacks up. It drains you. It’s like an irritating background noise that you just can’t quite tune out.

A newspaper has a new star writer. It isn’t human.

The Washington Post|Published

When it comes to using AI for reporting - are the guardrails adequate to prevent the spread of misinformation and disinformation?

Watch VideoKaizer Chiefs' struggles dominate the D-Line Podcast discussion

Mihlali Baleka|Published

The D-Line Podcast dissects Kaizer Chiefs' trophy-less season, criticising the co-coaches' appointment and contrasting their slump with the Pirates-Sundowns title ...

Watch VideoBasil Fawlty, the Proteas and South Africa's saddest sporting moment

Mike Greenaway|Published

South Africans have grown accustomed to losing Word Cup cricket playoffs but the 1999 semi-final against Australia still jars. British actor John Cleese is among ...

March 7: What's on in Durban

Frank Chemaly|Published

Your guide to entertainment in Durban this week.

We must build an economy to weather global storms

Zoubair Ayoob|Published

The current volatility of global energy markets exposes South Africa’s precarious reliance on imported crude and refined petroleum. As transport costs rise, the ...