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For the ultra-wealthy, the cost of educating their children knows no bounds. Explore the world's most luxurious boarding schools.
Olympic champions Gabriella Papadakis and Madison Hubbell took to the ice at a figure skating gala in Zurich trying to push the limit of the sport as a same-sex pair performing.
Discover the world of the ultra-rich and their exclusive vacation spots, month by month and be inspired by their journey of opulence and allure.
Only 10 out of 200 nations met the UN's critical February deadline for new emission reduction targets.
WHAT happened between Ramaphosa and Zelensky on the sidelines of the World Economic Forum, and why is Ukraine’s new “diplomacy” contributing to its isolation on the international stage? Read more in our report.
Discovery CEO Adrian Gore reveals three major takeaways from the World Economic Forum in Davos, including South Africa's improving global perception, the impact of US elections, and technology's growing influence on global markets.
Local AIDS experts are at odds with the United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) over its claims that AIDS could be cured by 2030 if pharmaceutical companies allow much more effective new drugs to reach middle and poor income countries.
IAEA chief Rafael Grossi warns that Iran's nuclear capabilities have grown 'dramatically' since 2021, with uranium enrichment reaching concerning levels. As Tehran accelerates its nuclear programme, Grossi calls for urgent dialogue between the Trump administration and Iran, describing it as 'absolutely indispensable' for progress.
Survé reveals how WEF 2025 could transform South Africa's technological landscape, boost youth entrepreneurship, and advance climate solutions. Learn how AI innovation and global partnerships could reshape the nation's future.
President Cyril Ramaphosa will lead a high-powered South African delegation, including top government officials and business leaders, to the World Economic Forum in Davos.
The economists believe that the US is poised for a short-term boost – with 44% of them predicting strong growth in 2025, up from 15% when they were asked in August last year, but the outlook remains less optimistic for other major economies for the year ahead.
South African government and business leaders prepare to present a unified message at the World Economic Forum in Davos, highlighting economic progress and successful public-private partnerships. Finance Minister Godongwana leads delegation with optimistic outlook despite recent challenges.
The discussions will focus on how converging technologies such as AI, quantum computing, and biotech can be harnessed to boost productivity and living standards while addressing challenges like climate change and economic fragmentation
Explore five enchanting European winter getaways that promise a magical white Christmas filled with cultural treasures, festive markets, and breathtaking landscapes.
South Africans are looking up family-friendly ski resorts for an unforgettable European break over the festive season.
In the world of latest medical innovations, surgeons in Switzerland successfully performed an endoscopic procedure on a pig, through a screen 5,780 miles away in Hong Kong.
A South African professor of finance and law, working on an academic assignment in Switzerland, is seeking nearly half a million rand in damages from Biddulphs International, a removal and storage company claiming they damaged her classic 2006 Porsche.
Simple, cost effective and fun. Are you brave enough to let a river current carry you home after a long day of work?
Of the cent-millionaires in the world, 17. 1% are graduates from these 10 universities.
Listening and watching the attendees at his memorial was a jolt into the past. The eulogies from those across all walks of life, faith and colours represented all that we are as South Africans.
South Africa and Morocco make it into the top 50 best countries for 2024.
A post-mortem examination reportedly found that the suspect dismembered the woman’s body using a chainsaw and garden scissors, before slicing up the remains and puréeing them in a blender.
Not only is it dangerous, but tailgating is illegal in most parts of the world, and believe it or not, in some countries the consequences can amount to an eye-watering fine.
Letsile Tebogo won the 200m in Lausanne on the back of eight days of no training, having made a rapturous return to Gaborone after winning gold at the Paris Olympics.
Photos showing the dramatic retreat of the Rhône glacier over 15 years have gone viral,illustrating a drastically warming climate.