He set out to walk around the world. After 27 years, his quest is nearly over
The Washington Post|Published

He set out to walk around the world. After 27 years, his quest is nearly over

The unexpected truth behind Shamila Batohi's decision to withdraw charges against Booysen

Hope Ntanzi|Published

NDPP Shamila Batohi explained she relied on prosecutorial reports rather than reading case dockets personally, defending her decision to withdraw racketeering charges ...

The priceless gift of a smile: Nzulu’s milestone birthday celebrates transformative journeys of cleft care

Staff Reporter|Published

In a world where a simple smile can mean the world, hear Nzulu’s inspiring story of hope and transformation through Operation Smile South Africa, showing how access ...

Lifeguards save dog swept out to sea

The Washington Post|Published

About five surfers tried to help the dog onto the jetty, but she got spooked and jumped back into the water, where she was pulled out by a powerful rip current and ...

Warner Bros, Canal+ talks stall, jeopardising Multichoice channel offerings

Bloomberg|Published

The agreement that includes access to channels such as CNN International and Cartoon Network is now in jeopardy, said the people who asked not to be identified as ...

Venezuela reveals what Trump covets most

The Washington Post|Published

Of all the ways to understand President Donald Trump’s belligerence toward Venezuela - as a campaign against “narcoterrorists,” a play for its oil reserves, a desire ...

Antarctica's first Obstacle Course Race: KZN staffer Travis Hesom leads the charge

Saturday Star Reporter|Published

Treverton College’s Travis Hesom has joined a specialist operations team in Antarctica to construct the world’s first Obstacle Course Race (OCR) on the frozen continent. ...

Mark Kelly is using political judo on Hegseth

Bloomberg|Published

For the past two weeks, Kelly has been popping up on podcasts and cable news networks to capitalize on what has become yet another self-inflicted political wound ...

The World Cup draw, always ridiculous, outdid itself with Trump

The Washington Post|Published

The World Cup draw, which ostensibly exists solely to announce the schedule of matches but historically has been a way for the host country to show off at maximum ...

Tyla's epic Mumbai debut: see why she’s the new 'Desi Queen'

Nomathamsanqa Sithathu|Published

Tyla's first performance at the 'Indian Sneaker Festival' in Mumbai was a cultural sensation, captivating a crowd of 60,000 with her vibrant energy and heartfelt ...

Man arrested for fatal shooting of 14-year-old girl

IOL Reporter|Published

A 35-year-old arrested and charged with murder of 14-year-old Kensington girl Alnika Mitchell, who was shot dead on Sunday night

South Africa's water crisis: a lived reality demanding urgent reforms

Anja du Plessis|Published

In a nation where clean water is becoming a distant dream for many, urgent reforms are essential to salvage a struggling system. AGSA's chilling report provides ...

One man's mission to find shelter dogs loving homes

Sydney Page|Published

In a city where connection often feels fleeting, Bryan Reisberg's endeavours highlight the powerful impact one person can have. Through the warmth of canine companionship, ...

Syndicates infiltrate South Africa’s festive security landscape

Staff Reporter|Published

As festive shopping peaks, South Africa faces an alarming rise in organised crime. Discover how compromised law enforcement poses a threat to safety in malls and ...

Unveiling Durban's most inspiring social media influencers of 2025 - prepare to be amazed

Alyssia Birjalal|Published

Explore how Durban's vibrant social media influencers are reshaping narratives and inspiring positivity in 2025.

Unlocking the threat: how SIM card fraud undermines digital security in South Africa

Staff Reporter|Published

As digital transactions become the norm, the very foundation of financial security rests precariously on the strength of SIM-based identity verification. With a ...

Watch VideoScientists find a way to recharge aging cells

Mark Johnson|Published

Groundbreaking research reveals a method that could recharge aging cells, paving the way for innovative treatments for diseases like Alzheimer’s and diabetes. Discover ...

From Japan to India: The cultural exchange flourishes as expats embrace their new home

Washington Post|Published

Discover how Japanese expats are embracing life in India while nurturing cultural connections and culinary exchanges. From cooking classes to authentic restaurants, ...

SA pioneers micro tech in the heart

Staff Reporter|Published

A tiny leadless pacemaker – the first of its kind in South Africa and a fraction of the size of a AAA battery – has been successfully implanted in the chamber of ...

Running on empty... how to get through year-end stress

Staff Reporter|Published

For many South Africans, the festive season is supposed to be a time of rest, celebration, and connection — yet year after year, it often becomes the most emotionally ...