In a recent review, a small group of patients received the injections less frequently but still maintained weight loss and health benefits.

The Department of International Relations and Cooperation has urgently advised more than 6,400 citizens in the Middle East to evacuate via limited commercial flights as attacks and regional instability escalate.

Major-General Richard Shibiri, tasked with leading organised crime investigations within the police’s detective and forensic division, accepted an R80,000 loan from alleged tender kingpin and organised crime accused Vusimuzi ‘Cat’ Matlala.

Durban is pressing ahead with plans to build a massive 400MW artificial intelligence data centre in partnership with a South Korean power consortium. It would be South Africa’s biggest digital data centre, burning up the equivalent of a staggering 25% of the city of Durban’s current electricity supply.

New Zealand 173 for 1 (Finn Allen 100 not out, Kagiso Rabada 1-22) beat South Africa 169 for 8 (Marco Jansen 55 not out, Cole McConchie 2-9) by nine wickets.

Cormac Cullinan has the quiet energy and good humour of a man contented to live on a planet he loves. For much of his working life he’s been fighting for its rights in the face of human exploitation and neglect, his weapon of choice the law. Just recently he’s been on a quest to win legal status for Table Mountain.

A cleanup operation in Alexandra escalates into a hostage situation as Johannesburg officials and journalists are trapped in a suspected brothel amid rising public outcry over lawlessness.

This is a presentation made on Monday at the eThekwini Colloquium on global dynamics.

Longtime Slashdot reader linuxwrangler writes: Dark Reading reports that a team of researchers has determined that signals from tire pressure monitoring systems (TPMSs), required in U.S. cars since 2007, can be used to track the presence, type, weight, and driving pattern of vehicles. The researchers report (PDF) that the TPMS data, which includes unique sensor IDs, is sent in clear text...

In a searing indictment of South Africa’s post-apartheid leadership, top prosecutor Anton Ackermann detailed a systematic, state-sanctioned campaign to bury Truth and Reconciliation Commission cases, placing former president Thabo Mbeki at the centre of a ‘Machiavellian’ effort to guarantee impunity for apartheid-era perpetrators.