Watch VideoGretchen Mogensen chooses jail over revealing baby giraffes' whereabouts

Brittany Shammas, Erin Cox and Washington Post|Published

In a gripping tale of devotion to animals versus compliance with the law, Gretchen Mogensen chooses a jail sentence rather than disclose the mystery of two missing baby giraffes. As public outcry grows, what will become of these young animals caught …

Inspiring stories to brighten your day: optimism and courage in 2025

Maggie Penman and Washington Post|Published

These stories collectively remind us that amidst challenges, hope persists, shaped by the courage and creativity of individuals everywhere. In a world where negativity ...

In the battle of AI chatbots, who comes out on top?

Geoffrey A. Fowler and Washington Post|Published

Curious about the real capabilities of AI chatbots? Discover the results of rigorous tests and expert evaluations that uncover the strengths and weaknesses of today's ...

As festive spending peaks, CASA urges South Africans to make responsible credit decisions

Staff Reporter|Published

As the festive season progresses, many consumers may feel the pressure to overspend. CASA provides essential tips to ensure you navigate your financial obligations ...

People are queuing at a station where no trains run—here’s why

The Washington Post|Published

Travelers flock to Japan’s train-free station for one famous meal

The rise of Nordic candy shops in the US: A sweet nostalgia trip

The Washington Post|Published

Discover the sweet revolution taking place in cities across the US as Nordic candy shops breathe life into nostalgic indulgences. With a perfect blend of community, ...

Why women on LinkedIn are masquerading as men

The Washington Post|Published

Are women on LinkedIn trading their identities for visibility? Discover how gender bias fuels a troubling trend as women find success by adopting masculine profiles ...

How dating apps are doubling as job platforms

The Washington Post|Published

Tough job market has people using dating apps to get interviews

Medical staff brace for New Year surge as hospitals strain under pressure

Staff Reporter|Published

Alcohol, accidents and burnout: hospitals under pressure

World Cup ticket furore as prices soar

Staff Reporter|Published

World Cup 2026 ticket furore as fans hit back at FIFA

Lessons from the lives we lost: 28 remarkable stories from 2023

Harrison Smith and Washington Post|Published

As we mourn the loss of iconic figures from diverse fields in 2023, we reflect on the universal lessons their remarkable lives imparted. Discover inspiring tales ...

Watch VideoMount Etna erupts spectacularly ahead of 2026: A volcano's fiery display

Jennifer Hassan and Washington Post|Published

Experience the leading edge of nature's drama as Mount Etna thunders into action in a spectacular eruption that draws adventurers and photographers seeking the thrill ...

Watch VideouMngeni-uThukela Water works to repair pipe leak affecting supply in eThekwini and uMgungundlovu

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Repairs are underway to fix a pipeline leak impacting the water supply in parts of eThekwini and uMgungundlovu. Discover how uMngeni-uThukela Water is managing the ...

Watch VideoSevere storms leave KZN communities in darkness as Eskom works to restore power

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As severe storms batter parts of KwaZulu-Natal and beyond, communities navigate power outages while Eskom works to restore electricity. Officials urge safety during ...

Watch VideoPets bring joy, laughter, and purpose in 2025

Sydney Page and Washington Post|Published

Pets don’t just live in our homes; they touch our hearts and enrich our lives in immeasurable ways. Through joy, laughter, companionship, and love, 2025 is yet another ...

Four KwaZulu-Natal schools rank among the best in the world

Staff Reporter|Published

Discover the remarkable achievements of KwaZulu-Natal’s top schools as they gain international recognition, showcasing exceptional education that prepares children ...

Booming bear meat demand amid record attacks in Japan

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With a record number of bear attacks in Japan this year leading to thirteen fatalities, demand for bear meat is skyrocketing. Discover how this unexpected trend ...

US strikes ISIS in Nigeria after Trump warnings on Christian killings

The Washington Post|Published

US strikes ISIS in Nigeria

Around the world in 105 000 handstands

The Washington Post|Published

Meet ‘NASA Mike,’ who’s done 105 000 handstands around the world

Denis Hurley Centre calls for volunteers to serve meals during festive season

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Denis Hurley Centre appeals for festive season meal service volunteers