Describing it as “part of a wider sociological phenomenon hiding in plain sight”, the book Long Haul: Hunting the Highway Serial Killers, makes for uncomfortable, but fascinating reading.

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Screwing over Wall Street made Roaring Kitty a hero, and his return to the headlines will have hedge fund managers nervously pacing the halls.

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The wet winter is here people, stay safe!

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The platform formerly known as Twitter will allow users to share sexualised content so long as it is consensual and clearly labelled.

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Durban storms leave six dead, South Africa beat Sri Lanka in T20 World Cup, Biden lays into Trump, Kanye West sued for sexual harassment, and Counting begins after India’s mammoth election.

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How does one know which pairs to go for?

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Researchers examined the link between the global rise in the popularity of tattoos and the unexplained increase in cases of malignant lymphoma, a cancer of the lymphatic system.

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Recently climate change has been warming the waters in the region, intensifying storms and leading to flooding well beyond what the island can manage.

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Seeing as how most couples still rely on the female partner to take contraceptives, this could be an easy way to share contraceptive responsibility. 

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A number of rescue operations recovered people safely from buildings, residences and vehicles.

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Rupert Murdoch marries for fifth time, Trump fans turn US flags upside down to protest conviction, Next-Gen supersonic jets to replace the Concorde, Private school students face internet crackdown, and Heatstroke kills 33 polling staff in India.

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There are several entertainment options in the world today, and slot gaming ranks high among them.

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In the ever-evolving landscape of digital content creation, the harmony between artificial intelligence and the authenticity of human expression remains a pivotal challenge.

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Do you want to have a relaxing yet thrilling holiday?

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Sports betting boasts a rich history, dating back to ancient civilizations.

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“Nine hundred ninety-nine times out of a thousand, they make it worse.”

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The mission follows a series of delays, including a scrubbed launch attempt on May 6 due to a “buzzing” valve aboard the Atlas V rocket and a subsequent helium leak in the Starliner spacecraft.

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Japan is one of three countries – along with Norway and Iceland – that continues to hunt whales.

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Despite the seriousness of the disease, the Cape of Good Hope SPCA has urged everyone not to panic.

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Trump has been convicted in his hush money criminal case, ANC set to lose outright majority, Madonna sued by fan over ‘pornography’, Hundreds of cycle lanes being shut in Cape Town, and Have scientists finally found a cure for cancer?

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Delegates at the recent Biznews Conference in London were given a peek into a hidden side of South Africa’s economy that seems to contradict the idea that the country ‘suffers from pervasive poverty and inequality’.

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The 75-year-old CEO of Disney is said to have made it his top priority to finally identify a worthy successor.

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The animals are known to be sensitive to trends, with scientists having observed odd new behaviours spreading through a pod like a TikTok challenge, only to be forgotten just as quickly.

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His arrest took place after ‘an encounter’ with an officer who was redirecting traffic following a pedestrian death near the Valhalla Golf Club on 17 May.

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Counting under way in South Africa’s crucial election, World Rugby U20 Championship in Cape Town fixtures confirmed, Ackerman family cedes control of Pick n Pay, South African Ponzi mastermind gets 25 years in jail, and Expect high interest rates for the remainder of 2024.

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A total of 23,292 polling stations will be open from 7AM to 9PM tomorrow

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Real estate investor Larry Connor said he and Triton Submarines co-founder Patrick Lahey will plunge more than 3.7 kilometres to the famous shipwreck in a two-person submersible.

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It’s a complex issue mired in kilometres of red tape spun tightly around a ‘problem building’ that houses local vs national bureaucracy.

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“The beer scene across Africa has developed beyond following global beer trends, and we’re now setting some trends of our own.”

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The Cessna skimmed over two hangars before hitting the runway and grinding to a halt.

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