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South African teens invited to apply for Arctic Expedition on world's most powerful icebreaker
South African teenagers have a once-in-a-lifetime chance to journey to the North Pole aboard the Russian nuclear icebreaker, 50 Let Pobedy, as part of Rosatom’s prestigious Icebreaker of Knowledge programme.
SA woman's unforgettable moment at Pope Francis' last public appearance
A South African woman shares her emotional experience of witnessing Pope Francis' final public appearance in St Peter's Square, reflecting on the significance of his blessing during a time of personal transition.
‘A moment I will treasure forever,’ says SA woman who witnessed pope’s final blessing | Pope Francis Death
As the world mourns the loss of Pope Francis, a South African woman shares her heartfelt experience of witnessing his final public appearance on Easter Sunday.
Limited-edition coin celebrates Palestinian resilience and supports humanitarian efforts
This limited-edition coin is more than a collector's item; it is a powerful statement of solidarity and a heartfelt reminder of a struggle that persists.
Myanmar earthquake death toll passes 1,000 as rescuers dig for survivors
The death toll from a huge earthquake that hit Myanmar and Thailand passed 1,000 on Saturday, as rescuers dug through the rubble of collapsed buildings in a desperate search for survivors.
Explore the future: 8 cities redefining urban living
From floating ocean cities to the soaring skyscrapers of Dubai, discover the travel destinations that are redefining urban living and offering glimpses into a sustainable future. Explore futuristic cities that captivate the imagination and inspire adventure.
Residents still maintain Sharpeville Massacre death toll higher than official records
Sixty-five years after the Sharpeville Massacre, residents share compelling evidence of uncounted victims while UNESCO's heritage status brings hope for preserving the sanctity of victims' final resting place. Local witnesses and families challenge the official death toll of 69, revealing stories of those who died later from their injuries and unmarked graves that tell a deeper story of that fateful day.
Sharpeville Massacre: residents still claim higher death toll than official records
Sixty-five years after the Sharpeville Massacre, residents share compelling evidence of uncounted victims while UNESCO's heritage status brings hope for preserving the sanctity of victims' final resting place. Local witnesses and families challenge the official death toll of 69, revealing stories of those who died later from their injuries and unmarked graves that tell a deeper story of that fateful day.
The pursuit of happiness: South Africa's ranking in the World Happiness Report
Uncover the surprising insights from the 2024 World Happiness Report, revealing how South Africa is making strides in global happiness despite ongoing challenges
WHO chief urges Trump to reconsider cuts to global health funding amid warnings of crisis
The WHO chief warned that US funding cuts, especially for HIV and Malaria programmes, could undo decades of global health progress and lead to millions of preventable deaths.
Canada takes the crown: your go-to LGBTQ+ romantic travel destination
A new study revealed Canada as the top destination for LGBTQ+ romantic getaways, emphasising the importance of safety and comfort for couples.
Zelensky demands sanctions as Russia claims advances in Kursk region
Russia said its troops had retaken three villages seized by Ukraine in its Kursk border region in a fresh setback for Kyiv as the prospect of peace negotiations appeared to be increasing.
Experience the Andrei Stenin International Photo Contest Exhibition in Cape Town
Explore the Andrei Stenin International Photo Contest Exhibition, showcasing powerful visual storytelling from emerging photographers worldwide.
Family seeks financial assistance to bring home Victoria Maheso, South African student who died in Russia
Victoria Maheso, a gifted South African student and founder of the South African International Students Association, has tragically passed away in Russia, leading her family to seek financial assistance for her repatriation.
Inside the world's elite: Switzerland's R3. 2 million a year boarding schools
For the ultra-wealthy, the cost of educating their children knows no bounds. Explore the world's most luxurious boarding schools.
Urgent call for Pangolin conservation as South Africa faces record poaching rates
Pangolins face extinction at an alarming rate, with one killed every three minutes. Despite China's proposed cuts to pangolin scale use, fears of illegal trade and hidden stockpiles persist.
Budget Speech delay: Ramaphosa calls it a learning curve, not a crisis
President Cyril Ramaphosa reassures the nation that the budget speech delay is a learning experience, not a crisis, urging a focus on democratic processes.
Bonnie Blue who slept with 1,057 men in 12 hours might be pregnant, so who is the baby daddy?
Bonnie Blue, the OnlyFans star who slept with over 1,000 men, is now at the centre of pregnancy rumours. Who could be the father?
Mom kills son, chops his body into five pieces for attempting to rape his aunt
In a shocking act of filicide, a mother in India allegedly kills her son, dismembering his body after a violent confrontation over his alleged misconduct.
No love lost: The complicated relationship between Elon Musk and his father, Errol
Errol Musk opens up about his complex relationship with Elon, revealing surprising insights about autism and family dynamics.
Obese woman rushed to hospital in a truck after demolishing house to take her out
Her father said his daughter’s childhood obesity spiralled out of control, ultimately leading to her reaching 300kg.
How the 'PayPal mafia' and apartheid ties shaped Elon Musk's political rise into 'fascistic technocracy'
Could Elon Musk's rise to power be influenced by his connections to the controversial 'PayPal Mafia' and apartheid South Africa?
Human trafficking gang arrested for enslaving 100 women in 'human egg farm'
A shocking human-egg harvesting gang has been uncovered in Georgia, where over 100 women were held as slaves.
South African teacher 'homeless' in Thailand accused of scamming
Zohar Ndlazi, a South African teacher in Thailand, faces accusations of scamming. As she fights to clear her name, the truth behind her story unfolds
Blown away: Woman in court after sending videos of herself farting to her boyfriend's ex-girlfriend
In a groundbreaking case of cyber bullying, a woman is prosecuted for sending vile videos of herself farting to her partner's ex, raising questions about how low online harassment can really go.