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Airports must introduce 3D baggage screening before the end of 2022, the government announces.

Normal pressure hydrocephalus, which causes mobility and memory issues, can be mistaken for dementia.

Developers and producers increasingly see the venues as a good way to boost an area.

The 29-year-old man has died after being hit by a train in Roodepoort.

A man has been stoned to death in a Limpopo village, in what is believed to be a mob attack, police say.

DA leader Mmusi Maimane has slammed the Free State government for for becoming a conduit for theft, misappropriation and fraud.

The military says Iran was planning to attack Israeli targets with a new kamikaze-style weapon.

The prince’s statement was his most comprehensive response to the scandal.

A senior official of Zimbabwe’s main opposition party has been arrested for failing to stop an outlawed protest, the party says.

Ghana midfielder Afriyie Acquah signs a two-year deal with Turkish Super Lig side Yeni Malatyapsor, his seventh club in eight years.

Liverpool launch a new international academy in Mauritius, saying they hope to ‘bring authentic LFC coaching to young fans around the world.’

Small-scale miners produce around 20 tonnes of gold a year, but 90 percent is illegally exported, according to a parliamentary report.

The move comes months after the Seattle-based company scrapped plans to build a major outpost in New York, blaming opposition from local leaders.

The Ombudsman for Banking Service (OBS) has published a new report on fraud in South Africa showing that it received a total of 3,785 formal cases for the year to date, largely relating to internet banking, credit cards, ATM disputes, and personal loans.

“Our identity is intensity.”

American sprinter Christian Coleman is charged under anti-doping rules with missing three drugs tests, says the US Anti-Doping Agency.

Virat Kohli and Ajinkya Rahane have put India in a dominant position at stumps on the third day of the first Test against the West Indies.

Boris Johnson to announce donation at G7 and urge fellow leaders to spend more of their aid budget on schooling

Britain will contribute £90m to a global fund that provides schooling for children in conflict zones, Boris Johnson will announce at the G7 summit on Sunday.

Education Cannot Wait is a global fund established in 2016: it is based at Unicef and overseen by a steering group chaired by

Russell Group members admit they treat less-rigorous IGCSEs the same as new, harder GCSEs

Top universities are giving privately educated children an unfair advantage by not differentiating between the rigorous GCSEs compulsory in the state system and less demanding exams taken in many fee-paying schools, MPs and educationists said last night.

Just days after GCSE results day last Thursday,...

“Star Wars” actors teased an epic sendoff, the cast of “Frozen” sang, and action movie star Dwayne Johnson rolled out in a river boat as Walt Disney Co promoted its upcoming film slate to devoted fans on Saturday.

“Star Wars” actors teased an epic sendoff, the cast of “Frozen” sang, and action movie star Dwayne Johnson rolled out in a river boat as Walt Disney Co promoted its upcoming film slate to devoted fans on Saturday.

Joy of Jazz bestows honour on top artists.

What constitutes ‘enough’ or ‘a lot’?

A teenage girl from New Zealand sick with measles visited Disneyland and other popular tourist stops across Southern California earlier this month, possibly infecting others, local government health officials warned.

Before you embark on a journey of self-help, do you check the credibility of the content creators you’re about to take life-altering advice from?

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