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Sources suggest ministers are reluctant to step in to stop the firm going into administration.

It’s probably not the best time to talk about changing qualifying after one of the best qualifying sessions of the season, writes Andrew Benson.

Three men who shot at police have been arrested in separate incidents in Cape Town and Kwazulu-Natal.

Ndlovu was assaulted in a lecture room at the university’s Steve Biko campus on 16 September and was in intensive care since then.

A suspected thief was electrocuted at the Westfield substation near Modderfontein, City Power spokesperson Isaac Mangena said on Saturday.

Scores of men and women marched to Parliament, despite the pouring rain that failed to deter demonstrators who marched for the rights of women.

Vaccine made by US-based firm Johnson & Johnson to be deployed as Ebola continues to surge, DRC health officials say.

The freeing of the Iranian sailor means Somali pirates now hold only three remaining captives.

CNBC’s Hadley Gamble reports from Saudi Arabia’s Abqaiq and Khurais oil facilities….

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Facebook has expanded their range of Portal home video-calling devices with three new models: Portal, Portal Mini and Portal TV.

Hope Murera, ZEP-RE managing director said the insurance industry was ripe for innovation and that disruption through adoption of technology.

Car marketplace AutoTrader has compiled a list of the top 10 most environmentally friendly cars in South Africa, so those vehicles with minimal emissions.

South Africa scored convincing wins over Australia, England and New Zealand in Munich to top their pool at the Oktoberfest7s and reach the semi-finals.

Premier League strugglers Newcastle and Brighton play out a largely forgettable draw which does neither side many favours.

Aaron Ramsey’s first Juventus goal on his maiden start and Cristiano Ronaldo’s spot-kick winner saw the Italian champions seal a comeback win over Verona.

As the new term starts, and a court case looms, teachers, parents and demonstrators at Birmingham’s Anderton Park primary tell their side of the story

“People of quality respect equality,” says Aisha, shyly sticking rainbow feathers on to the peace posters she’s just made. The teenager is one of half a dozen Muslim pupils from South and City College Birmingham attending a creative...

Independent review suggests new ideas to “re-ignite” England’s protected landscapes.

The students, who were mostly headed to schools in the University of California system, had visas in hand when they were blocked from their flights this month.

In a world where fans make a celebrity, they also have the power to break them.

Name a celebrity who has ever said or done anything remotely controversial — they’ve probably been canceled.

A quick rundown of what to know before the big show.

Receptors in the area of your brain that controls weight respond to the amino acids in high-protein foods and send out the message that your hunger has been satisfied.

According to a new study, older men who had never followed an exercise regimen could build as much muscle mass as those of the same age who had worked out throughout their lives.

Urgent attention should be given to efforts to control blood pressure through clinical services and public health interventions, the study’s researchers suggest.

From 23 to 29 September 2019 day access to all CapeNature reserves will be free.  CapeNature has made this decision in order to celebrate the significance of our tourism and heritage. September is both Tourism Month and Heritage Month in South Africa. Anton Bredell, the Minister of Environmental Affairs, Development Planning and Local Government says “Tourism makes […]

August is Women’s Month in South Africa and we’ve been speaking to some of the remarkable women at CapeNature about their love for conservation.  Meet Dr Martine Jordaan, Aquatic Scientist at CapeNature.  Q What did you do before you started your current job at CapeNature? A I was a full time student at the Zoology […]

We have been blessed with great natural beauty in this country and South Africans flock to the great outdoors in great numbers to enjoy the soaring mountains, unspoilt beaches and green, shady forests. But while you’re enjoying the beauty and splendour of nature, you should take care at all times to make safety your number […]