More than 75 600 Western Cape pupils are set to write the National Senior Certificate exams this year.

It’s always interesting to see how many bakkies are sold locally every month. While the usual leader of the pack remains ahead, there have been a couple of surprises in September sales.

In the future, Mars has been colonised by Fuller Aerospace, which now runs the settlement with a heavy hand.

Hong Kong’s oldest zoo park seals off section following death of nine monkeys.

The attack in the Christian-majority town of Aitou hit a house rented to displaced families.

Nigeria’s claims about mistreatment in Libya are being investigated by the Confederation of African Football.

The mayor of Nelson Mandela Bay, Gary van Niekerk, should be booted from his seat or suspended for a period of time – and also pay a fine and more than half-a-million rand to two law firms.

Scheduled for October 7 to mark one year since Israel’s war on Gaza, the rally was postponed due to Hurricane Milton.

Supreme Court of Appeal judge, Nolwazi Mabindla-Boqwana, gave up a chance to act on the Constitutional Court Bench to apply, successfully, for the Western Cape judge president position – because she wanted to “go where I am needed”.

Double-duty actions are needed to address the rapidly growing double burden of child malnutrition, thereby unleashing South Africa’s human potential.