Tracker has released its vehicle crime statistics for the year July 2018 to June 2019, which also provides insight into the areas where hijackings are most prevalent.
It might seem worth it to pay a little extra for the comfort of not flying with your knees under your chin, but you could be getting duped.
Whilst they did not know each other, the events surrounding the disappearances of John Bothma and Mushfiq Daniels share some worrying similarities.
CNN struggled to settle on just one of our many beautiful tidal and oceanside pools, but we’re pleased with what they chose.
The South African passport, often referred to as the ‘green mamba’, does grant you access to a number of countries without having to worry about a visa.
There’s plenty of competition to land on a ‘best hotels in Cape Town’ list, but we’ve picked these seven options in and around the Mother City.
If you’re one of those people forced to take the red-eye flights every so often, you’ve probably tried to figure out the smartest way to get to OR Tambo.
Keen for a mid-winter getaway, for four people, worth a cool R5 500? Of course you are, and getaways don’t come much better than Cabine du Cap.
The Women’s Danger Index ranks the world’s most dangerous countries for women travellers, and it’s not great news for us down south.
Jozi prepaid electricity users have been left in the dark following a ransomware attack on City Power’s systems.
In what will hopefully serve as a warning to other would-be criminals, Sanral cameras kept track of two armed hijackers until the police could catch up to them in Jozi.
Footage shows the armed robbery and abduction of a Johannesburg businessman, which took place at around 10AM on Saturday.
As queues to get to the top of Everest continue to grow, sometimes with deadly consequences, adventurous mountaineers are looking for alternatives.
The iconic luxury train, the Venice Simplon-Orient-Express, is getting even swankier with three new Grand Suites.
A motorist and a taxi driver were involved in an ugly altercation on William Nicol Drive in Fourways on Wednesday, July 3.
Everybody knows that sleeping pills like Ambien can have interesting side effects. Sometimes, things can really go off the rails.
For the uninitiated, men all around China take part in the custom of walking around in public in the summertime with their bellies exposed.
Travelling around Europe brings with it a host of culinary quirks, with breakfast being particularly intriguing. Allow me to share some insights.
Tourists and locals always exist in a delicate balance. When too many visitors descend, it can often lead to something of an identity crisis.
If you want to travel without the hassle of organising a visa, there are 99 countries that allow you to do just that with a South African passport.
The Burj al Arab, complete with its famous helipad, was the first step in Dubai’s journey to becoming a prime destination for the global elite.
The video, showing a car speeding in the direction of OR Tambo Airport and racing a bike, has received a mixed reaction on social media.
A graduate student has gone missing ahead of Donald Trump’s visit to North Korea, and his friends think the government is involved.
There are 36 nominees competing for a spot on UNESCO’s World Heritage Site list, and all of them are quite spectacular.
A pastor wearing an EFF hat was left traumatised, after he was attacked at a petrol station in Horizon Park, in Roodepoort.
Neil Armstrong’s kids speak about their late father almost 50 years after the Apollo 11 lunar landing.
America’s raciest hotel chain has turned a boring British office block into an Austin Powers-style retro party palace.
You have to applaud the optimism of this shop in Melville, where you leave money in an ‘honesty envelope’ and there’s not a staff member in sight.
The results are in, with the winners of the annual World Airline Awards announced at the Paris Air Show on Tuesday.
Venice is buckling under the strain of overcrowding related to tourism, with more and more residents leaving. This spells long-term trouble for the city.