Nine-year-old Poppy Blackburn, who has battled leukaemia since she was three, is realising her dream of hosting her own art exhibition

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Harrowing dashcam footage shared on social media shows the moment the one man appears to have taken his last breath.

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Automakers’ self-policing is clearly not doing the job.

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A German coup plot, Seismic storm hits Italy’s Campi Flegrei super volcano, Ben Affleck has ‘come to his senses’, War crimes warrants for Hamas and Israeli leaders, and Business reacts to Zuma’s ConCourt ruling.

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Netflix has confirmed that it has ordered a follow-up to the beloved 1996 comedy starring Adam Sandler.

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Transnet announced on Friday that its container volumes had risen 10%, while bulk volumes and break-bulk volumes had increased by 5% and 17%, respectively.

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The space elevator cable, which will stretch through the Earth’s atmosphere, will carry materials and people using wheeled lifts called “Climber”.

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What’s good for the goose, is good for the goat.

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“I’m more than just a ‘pretty face’. And I should be taken as seriously as other participants. I shouldn’t be excluded just because of my unique abilities.”

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Steve Chingwaru has calculated that approximately 420 tonnes of ‘invisible gold’ – with a value of $24 billion, nogal – is buried in the Witwatersrand’s mine dumps.

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A cheetah and her two cubs were seen paddling across a river in South Africa in an “extremely rare” moment.

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It’s easy to think that injectables are the holy grail of anti-ageing but there’s more to slowing down the clock and keeping that sharp jawline than that.

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Nine of the 20 local fishermen were saved after a mayday call was intercepted on Friday afternoon.

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When Cassie and multiple other women came forward, he denied everything and suggested that his victims were looking for a payday. At least now the world knows what the ‘P’ stands for in P Diddy.

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French post office releases scratch-and-sniff baguette stamp, The South African shipbuilder building autonomous boat, 70,000 South Africans vote abroad, FlySafair slams Lift and Airlink for trying to ground it, and How celibacy is revolutionising people’s sex lives.

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The integration of statistics analytics and automation has streamlined choice-making techniques, even as blockchain technology has brought new possibilities for transparency and protection.

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Surprisingly, it wasn’t aliens.

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Buffett’s company had ‘shielded the position’ from public knowledge as it was building the stake, requesting ‘confidential treatment’ from the SEC in previous filings.

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“Even if she is alive, it’s very unlikely,” Teddy Bear Clinic director Dr Shaheda Omar said.

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After keeping her pregnancy a secret for a couple of months – reportedly around six by now – Hailey hopped onto the ‘Gram and shared a glimpse of her baby bump.

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Chaotic footage shows the poor guy being dragged from the hole in the ground.

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The ambitious vision for the Winelands airport is nothing short of spectacular, featuring a colossal R7-billion expansion project that will unveil a Code F runway stretching an impressive 3,500 metres.

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There are now an estimated half a million bubble tea shops in China alone.

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You might have noticed a wave of tabloid headlines spread this week claiming the Vatican would be making an announcement about “aliens”.

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A video of the incident has been circulating on social media, showing traffic cops trying to apprehend the suspect.

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The kingpins of South Africa’s biggest pyramid scheme in history, Billie Eilish album review, Gwede Mantashe asks SA to give party another chance, AND OpenAI strikes Reddit deal to train AI on your posts.

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The mining industry is a crucial pillar of Zimbabwe’s economy, contributing significantly to exports, employment, and GDP.

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“Little thought has been given to what should happen to these batteries when they reach end of life.”

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Every year the world produces a staggering 10 billion kilograms of coffee waste and most of it ends up in landfills.

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South Africans earning more than R20,000 a month are reaching record levels, but households are now spending two-thirds of their income paying off debt.

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