Macron’s blue aviators spur massive surge in tiny Italian firm

Bloomberg|Published

Almost immediately, orders starting pouring in for Macron’s frames, the brand’s Doublé or Laminé aviators that retail for €659. The attention on the sunglasses garnered ...

Kruger National Park launches pilot recycling project to boost circular economy

Staff Reporter|Published

The Kruger National Park is taking major strides towards sustainability with a new recycling initiative that aims to transform waste management, promote environmental ...

Nandos rejects Nota Baloyi’s lawsuit regarding ‘Spirit’ track

Thenjiwe Qwabe|Published

Nando’s firmly rejects Nota Baloyi’s R850,000 lawsuit, asserting they obtained rights for the ‘Spirit’ track from all necessary parties.

Teenage pregnancy: a pervasive issue demanding urgent attention in South Africa

Staff Reporter|Published

As teenage pregnancy continues to rise, many South African communities face an urgent need for change. Find out how education, parental involvement, and open communication ...

Behind Durban's paddling ponds

Frank Chemaly|Published

The old picture this week takes in the Durban paddling pools and is taken from the website Facts About Durban.

Durban's humble beginnings

Frank Chemaly|Published

The old picture of Durban this week is a very early picture of Durban and appeared in the Illustrated London News. It shows the city with unpaved streets and before ...

South African Anti-Apartheid Movement reaffirms support for Palestine amid US diplomatic tensions

Staff Reporter|Published

In light of the proposed US ambassadorship and its implications for South Africa’s foreign policy, the Anti-Apartheid Movement’s unwavering support for Palestine ...

From paralysis to open water: Jodie Kroone returns to Midmar Mile

Staff Reporter|Published

Durban swimmer Jodie Kroone takes on Midmar Mile again after life-changing accident

After a life-threatening battle, twin baby Kwandokuhle is finally home for Christmas

Staff Reporter|Published

This heartwarming tale of hope and resilience serves as a shining testament to the power of modern medicine and the bonds of family, reminding us all of the true ...

What happens when a city decides to love one cat too much

AFP|Published

After his basket was stolen, Kanyon the cat gained something better: endless snacks, toys and fans - a small story that captures why Istanbul is famously known as ...

Zulu king forges ahead with plan to rename KwaZulu-Natal despite backlash

Willem Phungula|Updated

The king’s argument is that prior to the colonisation of the province, the area was known as KwaZulu and fell under the Zulu kingdom. He said the colonisers renamed ...

How drones are transforming shark surveillance in Australia

The Washington Post|Published

Discover how Nathaniel Woodcock's drone intervention at a Sydney beach highlights the innovative technologies being employed to combat rising shark attacks in Australia, ...

Calling time on smartphones in schools: The case for a ban

Washington Post|Published

Flossie McShea’s compelling battle against smartphones in schools underscores a growing concern over children's mental health in the digital age. As the UK government ...

Department of Health assures public of continuity in ARV supplies

Staff Reporter|Published

Department of Health reassures public amid supplier troubles with ARV contracts

Education now africa’s third-most-urgent problem, survey finds

Staff Reporter|Published

Schoolgirls still face harassment, discrimination despite progress, pan-africa survey finds

Springboks and All Blacks: a historic rugby rivalry heads to Baltimore

Mike Greenaway|Published

Get ready for an electrifying showdown as the world champion Springboks take on their fierce rivals, the All Blacks, in Baltimore this September. This final Test ...

Fiercest rugby rivals to clash in Charm City

Mike Greenaway|Published

The fourth Test between the Boks and the All Blacks this year will be held in Baltimore USA.

South African expert to chair Commonwealth ageing body

Wendy Jasson Da Costa|Published

Femada Shamam’s appointment as Chair of CommonAge marks a milestone for South Africa in shaping global ageing policy

WEF to open five new fourth industrial revolution centres

Staff Reporter|Published

WEF signs agreements for new fourth industrial revolution hubs