In this issue

September 17, 2024

No sex please, we're monks

Despite the spartan life, the brotherhood is growing fast.

2 mins

Tito of the Jackson 5 dies at 70 after heart attack

US guitarist and singer Tito Jackson, an original member of the legendary Jackson 5 group and older brother of pop superstars Michael and Janet, has died at the age of 70, his sons said.

1 min

Cyril defends school laws

Controversial sections relate to admissions and language policy.

1 min

Eatery owner, staff held during raid

A raid by the department of labour on Sunday led to the arrest of the owner of Babel, a restaurant in Menlyn, Pretoria, and two of his employees.

1 min

Ranger Challenge celebrates guardians of the veld

Not only are they involved in wildlife monitoring and law enforcement, but also in community engagement and conservation management activities like alien plant control, fire management, and game capture.

1 min

Stuck in Tin Can Town

There are no parks, mountain or beach here. Why can’t my kids have that?’

2 mins

Big threat to food security

Melting is much more intense than in previous years.

2 mins

Trump 'safe' as gunman is named

US media named Ryan Wesley Routh, whom AFP interviewed in Kyiv in 2022 where he had travelled to support the war effort, as the suspected would-be assassin of Donald Trump.

2 mins

Celebrate all things Italian

Culture influences from fashion and film to food and design.

2 mins

Boss gets paid R200m

Over 10 years, CEO’s salary has increased by 76%.

2 mins

Takis acts against rival

Move follows court victory in its nine-year battle to protect its trademarks in SA.

2 mins

Chiefs shopping on hold

Kaizer Chiefs head coach Nasreddine Nabi has suggested not Amakhosi may sign any more players before the transfer window closes on Friday.

1 min

Villa hoping to upset Europe's established order

Forty-two years after being crowned shock European champions, Aston Villa return to the Champions League ready to upset the established order again.

1 min

Ngidi is ready to spearhead attack

Returning from an injury layoff, seam bowler Lungi Ngidi says he is ready to play a leading role for the Proteas attack during their three-week tour in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) starting tomorrow.

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