The more you drink, the more people become attractive -Research fogs up old beer goggles theory
During the randomised study the men were given cranberry juice cocktails with enough alcohol to make them legally drunk.
The ‘Gucci Guy’ bank robber spotter is on the run again after the case was dropped due to insufficient evidence
Those who have been chasing him feel they are back to square one.
Smooth couple con pensioners out of life savings as sophisticated Gauteng gang nets large sums in crime spree
Private investigators are on the hunt for the con artists.
Gated communities - Complex call for BEE services as government sends community schemes warning
The government has warned that community schemes like gated communities must use BEE service providers or be legally forced to do so.
New research provides interesting insights into birds during the Covid-19 pandemic lockdown
The research found that there was a significant increase in the frequency of bird related searches in both the Northern and Southern Hemispheres.
Senzo Meyiwa murder case: Mthokozisi Thwala’s grilling continues as Kelly Khumalo faces more possible concert cancellations
Khumalo’s woes continues with two concert organisers stating that they didn’t want her to be part of the line up.
Lauren Dickason: ‘SA Killer mom’ ‘sick’ of being bad parent, court hears
The High Court in Christchurch, New Zealand, heard testimony about Dickason’s mental state.
Fears of violence grows following Jacob Zuma’s jail ruling
The nation’s mood is tense after the Constitutional Court ruled that Jacob Zuma should not have been granted medical parole.
Cyclone watch: Supercomputer models weather calamity as climate change worsens
The R110 million project will be co-led by Wits, the University of Bristol in the UK, and Eduardo Mondlane University in Mozambique.
LOOK: On the run - here are SA’s most wanted women
They have left a trail of victims who are still desperately trying to piece their lives together.
Hunters and gatherers - research findings on the role women had on hunting
Women are not confined to the usual male hunting norms, the researchers have found.
Rat-a-tat: Joburg’s super rodent plague as residents forced to deploy new initiatives
Residents are fighting back with new initiatives that they hope will get Jozi’s rat problem under control.
Invasion of super-rats
Vermin rodents are not only increasing in numbers, they also appear to be growing immune to normal prevention measures.
New study provides insights into how animals in South Africa explored during the Covid-19 lockdown
The researchers found that in locations such as South Africa animals were travelling on average 73% further than they had in the previous year.
UK coaxes SA teachers with R245 000 to relocate
South African teachers are being lured to the UK with international relocation payments.
Plan to eradicate mice to save birds on Marion Island
With more mice on the island, the rodent species experiences extreme food scarcity in winter forcing them to turn to their new prey.
The most universal expression of love has been cleared of wrongdoing: Research debunks myths on kissing
It is not just humans that engage in kissing, our closest relatives do too.
Scientists hit La Niña jackpot as source of unusual weather phenomena tracked
La Niña, or the “little girl”, brings wetter conditions to some countries and is caused by the cooling of parts of the Pacific ocean.
Russia arms claim a ‘Spectacular own goal’
South Africa stands to lose heavily should relations with the US sour further, say analysts.
The South Africans involved in King Charles III’s coronation
Some to play pivotal part in the ceremony that dates back 1 200 years.
Sudan crisis: Scores of South African attempt to flee as they find themselves caught in the middle of the conflict
77 South Africans caught in the middle of the fighting between the Sudanese army and The Rapid Support Forces have felt over the last two weeks.
South African cheetah’s death in India sparks concerns
The South African male cheetah named Uday died on Sunday after he was found unwell in his enclosure in central India’s Kuno National Park.
Feathers of South African bird may inspire super absorbent materials
The male Namaqua sandgrouse ferries water back to his thirsty chicks by holding it in its feathers.
Murdered botanists planned to meet a BBC TV crew before their untimely deaths, court hears
The trio, who have suspected ISIS terrorist links, have pleaded not guilty to all charges.
Tracing Africa’s ancient copper trade routes
Tracing these trade routes came down to scouring museum collections across the region looking for copper artefacts.