WWF suggests the world is approaching an irreversible planetary tipping point, 11-year-old survives killer spree in Washington, South Africa’s GDP per capita is bleak, and John Lennon once had “loud, raucous sex” with an unnamed woman while wife Yoko Ono listened.

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Sorry to do this to all you good people on a Tuesday evening, but there is it.

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This young bankers’ death cast a harsh spotlight on Wall Street’s pressure-cooker culture, and feels chillingly similar to the plot in the first season of that HBO finance show Industry.

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Staying clued up on the various types of cyber-attacks and knowing how to shield yourself from them is essential in today’s fast-paced world.

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There’s no one-size-fits-all when it comes to online slots, and that’s what makes them so much fun!

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The Motherland Calls! is a 53-metre-tall statue of a woman raising a sword (85 metres if you include the sword itself) located in Volgograd – formerly known as Stalingrad.

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Eva was allegedly kidnapped by her mother’s employer, Carlos Rebelo, who gave up the girl to his lawyer on Sunday.

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Bugatti is not just known for its supercars and has created a variety of products, including aeroplane motors, bicycles, pool tables and a residential tower in Dubai.

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There’s a disturbing trend emerging on the likes of Telegram where AI bots are generating fake nude images of women from regular photos.

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Following a level 6 warning for heavy rain issued on Monday, disaster management teams had to work throughout the night to evacuate people from their homes.

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Eight months after Joshlin Smith vanished, and just as her family celebrated her seventh birthday on Wednesday, chilling details have surfaced about what could have happened to the little girl.

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What other countries tell their citizens about crime in South Africa, Harrods settling more than 250 sexual misconduct claims, Bitcoin flirts with $70 000, and Fibre warning for complexes and estates.

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Staying fit in this modern world is not just a trend but a necessity as well.

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In recent decades, the traditional concept of marriage in Australia has undergone marked changes.

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The great rivals played a record 60 competitive matches over their careers.

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The Mormon mother of six launched her now-defunct channel, 8 Passengers, in 2015. Then in the summer of 2023, Ruby’s two youngest children were found far away from home wounded and emaciated.

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Musk has wholeheartedly entered the presidential race now, having already given Trump’s campaign a whopping $75 million boost earlier.

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In the depths of Garden Route National Park, Strangefoot, the last known survivor of the iconic Knysna forest elephant herd, confronts an uncertain future as conservationists and locals grapple with the dilemma.

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“More than 50% of Erf 38599 shows to be critically endangered, with a large portion being a national wetland.”

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Award-winning British photojournalist and combat photographer Paul Lowe was killed in a stabbing on a popular hiking trail near Los Angeles, and authorities say his 19-year-old son Emir has been arrested for the murder.

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Describing airports as “hotbeds of emotion”, Dunedin Airport still allows a 15-minute parking lot visit for free – plenty of time for a very fond farewell…

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These images aim to take viewers on a visual journey through Johannesburg’s past, showcasing once-vibrant streets and iconic areas side-by-side with their shocking present-day reality.

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Colonies grow up so fast, don’t they? One century they prostrate themselves before you and the next they deny you were ever their anointed ruler.

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Inside Johannesburg Water’s existential crisis, South Africa defeated by New Zealand in Women’s T20 World Cup Champions, Europe’s secret season for travel starts now, and The true lies of Elisabeth Finch.

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Green Maeng Da and Green Bali may be similar in their general native range, leaf vein pigmentation, and legality. But as we’ve illustrated, these two kratom cultivars are fundamentally different in several other aspects.

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Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced kratom user, implementing these tips can help you hunker down at reputable stores that stock premium-quality, ethically sourced, and lab-tested kratom products.

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The incessant onslaught of data, as one gradually uncovers Truth amid so many lies in this digital age, is often overwhelming without a specific format structure to filter.

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A pilot was hurt when a small aeroplane crashed at Durban’s Beachwood Golf Club in Durban North on Thursday afternoon.

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HMS Trooper, designated N91, went missing in early October 1943 after a covert operation to land three Greek resistance agents on Kalamos, an island off Greece’s west coast.

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The contest celebrates the beauty of images taken through a light microscope – and this year’s photos are beyond mesmerising.

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