Tourism will be important parts of the repurposed Agulhas 1.

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Namibian President dies after undergoing experimental treatment in US, Public Protector warns on SA becoming a welfare state, The first Reddit reviews of the Vision Pro are in, The big lie about Eskom’s turnaround, and Duane Vermeulen joins Rassie Erasmus.

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Online Casinos are a growing phenomenon around the world. Casinos are a well-established industry in many countries, but they have increasingly transitioned to online platforms, and governments are trying to understand what to do about this.

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In an era where technology is evolving at an unprecedented pace, one of the most groundbreaking advancements is the rise of automated audio transcription through speech recognition.

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Below-average rainfall since 2020 has Spain’s Catalonia region bracing for severe water restrictions as dams and reservoirs run dry.

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It’s been almost four years since the policeman’s murder, so let’s hope the trial doesn’t go the way of the Senzo Meyiwa case.

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Sometimes they’re merely hollow terms designed to make you believe a wine is of a specific quality.

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Investors must start to believe that they can also make money by investing in African startups.

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Calls for anti-gangsterism summit, Why Tim Cook is going all in on the Apple Vision Pro, Cell C kisses its own network goodbye, Dricus du Plessis, is bringing the gold to Cape Town, and inside Sid Vicious’s drug-fuelled last party.

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Solar is making a more self-reliant future for you and your family a lot easier.

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It appears as if a massive chunk of cliff just dropped the few hundred metres to the slope below, and the colour of the debris, as well as little vegetation growing over it, suggests it’s relatively new.

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Sitting in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, the ‘space graveyard’ is also known as the “pole of inaccessibility,” with the nearest patch of land 2,700km away.

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Justin Mohn was charged with first-degree murder and abusing a body after police discovered the headless body of Michael Mohn in the toilet of his home.

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Many experienced trail hikers insist that “the potential is there” to develop Saudi Arabia into “one of the most outstanding hiking destinations in the world.”

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The entire 1,000-kilometre front line has been under siege by the pests as they are lured by the stench of dead bodies and the limited warmth that the bunkers provide.

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Chad the Champ strikes double gold in Luxembourg, Chinese hackers are preparing to ‘wreak havoc’ on US, 10111 dysfunctional for almost a week, Springboks sign All Blacks icon, and Beautician claims she’s heir to Lamborghini

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The painting forms part of the “The Exceptional Sale”, which features also features a gold crocheted vest that belonged to Janis Joplin, and Elvis Presley’s guitar from his 1969 Las Vegas residency.

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There was a mutiny among the pawnshops last week when 78 of Cash Crusaders’ 150 non-corporate franchises cancelled their franchise agreements and started trading as Cash Xchange.

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Maroon 5 is back in Cape Town to headline the local kick-off to the Calabash South Africa experience.

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“There’s tons of nuance there.”

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Pringle Bay evacuated after another Western Cape inferno, The man behind the puzzle that 99% can’t solve, Urgent ‘do not drive’ warning issued to some Toyota, GM owners, South Africa kisses over 9,000 millionaires goodbye, and Shoprite’s delivery sales ‘absolutely kills’ rivals.

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If parents don’t talk frankly with their kids about sex, then the education system will be forced to.

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Defence Force union, Sandu, has described the conditions on the three underground floors of the five-level building as “inhumane, unsafe and illegal,” after a social media post showed sweltering temperatures of almost 40 degrees cooking employees and servers alike.

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Sotheby’s decision to broaden its reach into luxury fashion items also seems to have paid off after the auction house posted sales of $7.9 billion (R161 billion) for 2023.

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Earhart and her navigator, Fred Noonan, were last seen taking off from Papua New Guinea on July 2, 1937.

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Bad news for South Africa’s new driving licence cards, Joburg chief whip wounded during charity event, Stellenbosch University does damage control, Neuralink implants chip into brain of first human test subject, and How Cape Town’s bin scroungers are doing us all a favour.

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According to a recent ranking in the “Digital Nomad Visa Index” by Visa Guide, Spain has claimed the top spot as the most attractive destination for digital workers worldwide.

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The ‘Red Queen’ came to be known as such because of her rather ‘dubious’ business dealings in the art world, with her name also being included in the infamous Panama Papers.

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The honey badger metaphor first appeared over a decade ago, when the eldest members of Generation Alpha were infants and young toddlers.

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Only two northern white rhinos remain on earth, both female. The last male, Sudan, died in 2018, leaving the rhino subspecies doomed to extinction.

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