When the Spekbook Challenge took off, there were grand claims about the powers of the so-called miracle plant. Those aren’t entirely incorrect, but some context is needed.
On Saturday, passengers looked out of the window on their flight to Hawaii to find that the plane’s engine was on fire and falling apart.
Greta Thunberg and her team filmed a satirical tourism video that is worth remembering as the Perseverance rover heads for Mars.
One resident in a town near Mount Etna said the eruption was “a rain of stones – something [she] never saw in [her] entire life”.
Summer is heading into the home stretch, and if you still haven’t discovered the joy of a cold brew coffee, you have some explaining to do.
Gauteng residents are complaining about a foul stench across large parts of the province, and it could be around for a while.
Two ostriches rocked up on a Cape Point beach, took a dip alongside other beachgoers, and then went on their way.
Never has the saying “out of the frying pan into the fire” been more applicable.
Shortly before letting her animals out last Friday morning, Angel Breytenbach checked the CCTV footage. It’s a good thing she did.
On Thursday in California, heavy rains and snow sent a large chunk of Highway 1, which runs along the coast, into the ocean.
In 1999, a massive crocodile terrorised a US town in the movie ‘Lake Placid’. 22 years later, in Lake Placid, Australia, a man has fought off a croc with his bare hands.
Every year the clock is unveiled, giving us an idea of how close we are to disaster. The countdown has begun.
It’s great to know that there’s a local coffee company pulling out all the stops to play their part in caring for our environment, and making it easy for you to do the same.
For the first time in four years, dogs have returned to the White House, with one making history as the first shelter dog to call it home.
Cyclone Eloise, since downgraded to Tropical Storm Eloise, tore through the Kruger National Park and other parts of South Africa this weekend.
As the kids might say, here’s one story that is bound to hit you in the Friday feels.
Scientists have predicted that the so-called ‘cocaine hippo’ population, which has increased from four of Pablo Escobar’s escapees, will grow to almost 1 500 by 2040.
According to Jamie Lynn Spears, Tesla has a cat-killing problem, and she really wants Elon to do something about it.
The challenges posed by climate change could make traditional farming methods difficult in the future, and that’s where The Cube comes in.
That may look like a baby giraffe, but in truth, scientists believe it suffers from skeletal dysplasia, also known as dwarfism.
Harvard researchers have created tiny, adorable fish that might be key to developing robots that will prepare Mars for human habitation.
As we approach what has been dubbed “the looming dung Armageddon”, we should be thankful for the humble beetle that is always hard at work.
Search teams believe that they know the location of the black boxes that will provide clues as to the cause of the Boeing crash on Saturday.
Authorities say that they know the location of the ‘black boxes’, and are working hard to recover them, along with body parts, clothing, and the mangled remains of the Boeing 737-500 that crashed into the Java Sea.
Yesterday afternoon, Cape firefighters battled two separate fires, with strong winds making their jobs even tougher.
A nine-year-old girl in the UK is thought to be the first person in the world to have air pollution listed as a cause of death by a coroner.
Following an expedition to the Zongo Valley region of the Bolivian Andes, scientists have now confirmed the discovery of 20 new species, as well as others that hadn’t been seen in ages.
We’re entering the Cape’s peak fire season, which means choppers in the air and brave firefighters on the ground battling blazes.
Swarms of locusts have invaded three provinces in South Africa, with farmers fighting to save their crops.
Part of the Engen oil refinery in Wentworth, south Durban, was engulfed by flames this morning, following an explosion at around 7AM.