The South African passport has dropped in the latest Henley and Partners’ passport rankings after losing easy access to a major African country.

Origins’ Mega-Mushroom range supports the skin’s barrier, leaving it hydrated and luminous.

The film plays on strength and masculinity, but it’s really about giving those things up and letting uniqueness shine through.

US News has published its 2025/26 Best Global Universities ranking, which includes 15 South African universities that made it into the global top 2,000 ranking.

Over 1 million South Africans have emigrated to other countries, with some surprising destinations growing in popularity.

From Timothee Chalamet to Jack Grealish, here’s how you can rock the classic haircut that has made a trendy comeback

Breaking traditional expectations on how to buy property, here is a look at five ways younger generations are taking on the big investment

Four prominent figures in the youth space speak about the power of protest culture and whether it is still relevant for South Africans

The United Kingdom’s 2025 immigration White Paper outlines significant changes for any South Africans looking to settle and become residents in the country.

A national dialogue on blanket and heater issues

‘Four Future Seasons’ offers something different: a means to approach the future as a spectrum of possibilities, drawing on three frameworks.

I was driving up Munro Drive, the glorious switchback from lower to upper Houghton, when I spotted a large box perched precipitously on the side of the hill with an Illy sign, and the promise of coffee flashed before my eyes.

Never has a generation been studied, dissected, and over-analysed quite like Generation Z. Every habit, every preference, every small shift from Millennial behaviour becomes the subject of another think piece. Are they killing industries or rescuing them? Financially doomed or just playing by different rules? The analysis never ends.

Though his birthday falls in November, Britain’s King Charles III officially celebrates it in June, when the weather is typically more agreeable in the UK.

A South African art installation that uses traditional African textiles in message about slavery and freedom is commanding international attention at the Tribeca Film Festival in New York City.