Whatever was happening at the base, people from the local villages say they have known about the training grounds for a while now, and report that the soldiers/security guards roamed around the nearby villages in groups, harassing people and ‘behaving in an almost arrogant manner’.

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Porn appears on MK Party’s Facebook page, Worst yet to come in southern Africa drought, Robert Downey Jr. is returning to ‘Avengers’ films as a villain, and Sinead O’Connor’s exact cause of death finally revealed.

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First, it was the Mini, then the Plus, and now the incredible shapeshifting non-Pro iPhone is about to evolve yet again: into the Slim.

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Four-legged Capetonians also need a helping paw from time to time.

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The Belgium Grand Prix takes place on Sunday, 28 July, with the rubber hitting the track at 15:00.

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For those with a bit more bank to splurge on the trip of a lifetime, luxury tour operators offer a more exclusive and authentic Polar experience.

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The disruptions come after concerns over possible security threats during the Olympics as millions of visitors and thousands of athletes will flock to Paris.

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Watch Lady Gaga and Joaquin Phoenix cause mayhem in ‘Joker 2’, along with scenes from the new ‘Minecraft’ movie, ‘Beetlejuice Beetlejuice’, and a sci-fi in which Robert Pattinson plays multiple versions of himself.

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On the flip side, older folk and higher-income consumers can be most indebted but are least likely to seek help.

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In the tell-all book he plans to write, Safers will recount his harrowing version of the events that unfolded on that fateful day.

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NASA may have found ‘root cause’ of Starliner spacecraft’s issues, FBI questions whether Trump was hit by bullet or shrapnel, Judge Mandisa Maya announced as SA’s first female Chief Justice, and The 50 Greatest luxury hotels on Earth.

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Tiger sharks have been recorded to swim nearly 8,500 kilometres in a year, and to get the energy for such an epic swim, the apex predators will eat just about anything, from turtles to dolphins to plastic bottles.

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This brave Grade 6 pupil was forced to make his way through some of Cape Town’s most dangerous areas between Simon’s Town and Khayelitsha on Monday after the Golden Arrow bus driver refused to let him board.

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To help keep those gamer senses tingling, each pack of Boost Noodle also contains 35 milligrams of caffeine, and the pouch is free-standing, just in case you need to quickly set it down to get both hands back on your controls.

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Prince William’s annual earnings have just been unveiled, and they’re nothing short of astonishing.

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Doctors are racing to see if they can reattach the severed leg of a surfer that washed up on an Australian beach after a tragic shark bite.

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“This research shows what most people already believe — that self-esteem matters,” said psychology professor Richard W. Robins at the University of Bern.

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Despite the Supreme Court of Appeal ruling in the local company’s favour, the Mexicans seem to be ignoring the outcome of a nine-year legal battle, and their products are still freely available in stores.

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The desperate hunt for kidnapped businessman Calvin Naidoo enters the sixth day, with the kidnappers now demanding a ransom.

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Big VAT changes for South Africa, MrBeast’s co-host quits YouTube channel after grooming allegations, Chaos behind the scenes of Miss USA pageant, Olympic soccer gets off to violent and chaotic start, and What is ‘dark oxygen’?

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SAS Assegaai, formerly known as SAS Johanna van der Merwe, is the last remaining of the three French-built submarines that were operated by the South African Navy from the 1970s into the 1990s.

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The Duke of Sussex is entering a new decade in September, and an eye-popping cash gift awaits him as he ventures into his 40s.

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The boaters were pretty much catapulted into the Atlantic Ocean when the giant body-slammed the back of their vessel.

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The South African Police Service and the Hawks have been working overtime busting massive drug operations across the country.

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Even though creating a definitive list of the most beautiful cities in the world is a downright impossible task, Architectural Digest listed Cape Town as one of the 20 most beautiful cities in the world.

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According to the federal authorities, the explosion is not indicative of volcanic activity and was not triggered by magma rising to the surface.

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The roads have become a battleground, where the stormwater drain system’s failures have wreaked havoc, forcing multiple lane closures on the N1 and plunging the city into a week of massive traffic chaos.

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Known as a ‘symbol of the Cape zeitgeist’ by her adoring fans, the groundswell of support for Lulu has been growing increasingly frenzied over the last few days, with banners proclaiming “Lulu ’24” now a common sight across the metro.

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The seedy underbelly of 90s heavyweight boxing, Prince William’s annual salary revealed, The planet sees its hottest day on record, and Snoop Dog to carry Olympic torch in Paris.

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The man who leapt to his death from a luxury hotel in New York City this week was identified as the wealthy co-founder of movie ticket firm Fandango.

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