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The Papers: ‘Andrew told Met to dig up dirt on Virginia’ and ‘Virginia’s revenge’
Prince Andrew dominates Sunday’s papers in new allegations after he gave up his title of the Duke of York.
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Prince Andrew dominates Sunday’s papers in new allegations after he gave up his title of the Duke of York.
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Here are the key events from day 1,333 of Russia’s war on Ukraine.
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In an effort to ward off potentially sinister rituals, the Catalonian town of Terrassa hopes to keep its black cats safe during the occult-themed holiday.
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Joe Swash tells the BBC about his experiences of being a young dad and says more support is needed.
South Africa
City of Johannesburg Emergency Management Services has expressed concern over the incident.
South Africa
Students who vacated the QwaQwa campus this week are expected to return on Wednesday.
South Africa
The festival is in its third year and has created temporary employment for many young people.
South Africa
Mkhwanazi filed a R5 million defamation lawsuit against O’Sullivan last month.
World
Lesley Benzies was one of the architects behind one of the most successful video games in history.
World
In reflecting on a gentle melancholy many can relate to, this book teaches us to appreciate the small joys in life.
World
Questions around the up-and-coming TikTok star’s connection to a teenage girl’s death have eclipsed his career’s rise.
World
One Palestinian family shares their story of life coming full circle – and what they believe lies ahead as talk turns to rebuilding Gaza
Africa
Thousands of mourners attend the state funeral of former Prime Minister Raila Odinga in Nairobi.
Africa
The head of Liberia’s drug agency says all students should be tested as a way to combat drug abuse.
Africa
Chad had terminated its agreement with African Parks after accusing it of failing to curb poaching.
Africa
Colonel Michael Randrianirina is sworn in as the new president of Madagascar at a ceremony in the capital.
Business
South Africa’s property market has seen significant shifts over the past few years, with certain cities and regions losing momentum as others surged ahead.
Business
South Africans spent R1.5 trillion on gambling activities during the 2024/25 financial year, with the betting industry showing explosive growth as people get desperate for quick money.
Business
FNB’s latest Estate Agents Survey shows that the nation’s housing market is becoming more diverse.
Business
Politics
He says people should just look at the performance of the IFP and its representatives at all levels.
Politics
The IFP was founded on the 21st of March 1975 at KwaNzimela in Melmoth, KwaZulu-Natal
Politics
Richard Mdluli has been linked to corruption, at the Ad Hoc Committee and seeks to clear his name
Politics
Mchunu told parliament’s ad hoc committee that he had briefed President Cyril Ramaphosa on the disbandment
Sport
Stephen Bate secures a golden finish to his 12-year career by winning the men’s tandem individual pursuit title at the Para-cycling Track World Championships.
Sport
Match of the Day’s Alan Shearer breaks down Jean-Philippe Mateta’s movement and what makes him so difficult to defend against following the striker’s hat-trick against Bournemouth in the Premier League.
Sport
Match of the Day pundits Micah Richards and Alan Shearer look at how Erling Haaland is currently “unplayable” after the striker scored two goals for Manchester City in their win over Everton.
Sport
Gabby Logan presents highlights of the day’s seven Premier League games.
Education
The private Alpha School says its students can learn faster and better – but experts warn not all may benefit from an AI boom in schools
In the world’s tech innovation epicenter, an “AI-powered” private school has made headlines for unabashedly embracing the technology.
Alpha School San Francisco, which opened its doors to K-8 students this fall, is the newest outpost of a network of 14...
Education
Three Southern Opinion columnists on the region and its outsize role in national politics.
Education
From brain-rotting videos to AI creep, every technological advance seems to make it harder to work, remember, think and function independently …
Step into the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Media Lab in Cambridge, US, and the future feels a little closer. Glass cabinets display prototypes of weird and wonderful creations, from tiny desktop robots to a surrealist sculpture created...
Education
The Trump administration alienated many elite schools in its latest effort to overhaul higher education, so it looked elsewhere for allies.
Lifestyle
Limp Bizkit bassist and founding member Sam Rivers has died at the age of 48, with the band paying an emotional tribute to their ‘heartbeat’.
Lifestyle
Springboks coach Rassie Erasmus is enjoying his time off – before the upcoming end of year tour – with booze and plenty of dancing…
Lifestyle
Anticipation is building across SA as the PowerBall jackpot has climbed to R160 million, with the next draw set for Tuesday, 21 October.
Lifestyle
Installation of the new Eskom smart electricity meter in all homes across South Africa is mandatory, not optional, says the power utility …
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Science/Tech
Repair Plan Underway to Restore Power at Ukrainian Nuclear PlantThe Associated Press reports:Work has begun to repair the damaged power supply to Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, the head of the U.N.’s nuclear watchdog said Saturday. The repairs are hoped to end a precarious four-week outage that saw it dependent on backup generators. Russian and Ukrainian forces established special...
Science/Tech
Dr Tom May, a mycologist at the Royal Botanic Gardens and an expert witness at the Erin Patterson trial, has collaborated with renowned fungi photographer Stephen Axford for Planet Fungi, a new book from CSIRO Publishing full of incredible macro-photography
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Science/Tech
Long-time Slashdot reader fjo3 shares an announcement from the U.S.-based nonprofit Consumer Reports:Protein powders still carry troubling levels of toxic heavy metals, according to a new Consumer Reports (CR) investigation. Our latest tests of 23 protein powders and ready-to-drink shakes from popular brands found that heavy metal contamination has become even more common among protein...
Science/Tech
“A new study published on Monday found that communications from cellphone carriers, retailers, banks, and even militaries are being broadcast unencrypted through geostationary satellites…” reports Gizmodo. “The team obtained unencrypted internet communications from U.S. military sea vessels and even communications regarding narcotics trafficking from Mexican military and law...
Motoring
Two month long-term tenure wraps-up as the final goodbye for the current flagship Fortuner.
Motoring
Chinese carmaker backtracks on its decision not to avail Himla double cab to export markets
Motoring
Only one beer could send you on a collision course with the long arm of the law.
Motoring
Joint venture van replaces the outgoing T6.1 Transporter, but is not considered a ‘real’ T7.
Health
As Bellevue Hospital’s director of psychiatry, he guided rescue workers and grieving families through trauma when terrorists attacked in 2001.
Health
More older adults have turned to cochlear implants after Medicare expanded eligibility for the devices.
Health
Two distantly related groups of mushrooms take radically different routes to producing psilocybin, a mind-bending molecule.
Health
Charlotte Monjaria’s weekend away with friends led to the discovery of a cancerous tumour.
Nature
Eskom and the City of Johannesburg are still in discussions about how the metro will resolve its outstanding debt, says CEO Dan Marokane.
Nature
A peer-reviewed study, published in the journal Nature, found that the carbon emissions stemming from 111 of the world’s biggest fossil fuel producers resulted in at least $28 trillion in economic losses in the three decades to 2020, writes Nick Hedley.
Nature
The challenging global context has not deterred our commitment to the Just Energy Transition Partnership, writes the International Partners group.
Nature
Three organisations have partnered to showcase and display a block made from recovered glass and building rubble waste.