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PETS Gazing at your dog can connect your brains – study

Recent research suggests that dogs' and humans' brains synchronise when they look at each other.

Roodeberg turns 75

KWV'S ICONIC RED: UNTIL 2004 IT WAS SCARCELY FOUND LOCALLY

Driving in cars with musos

The other day, I found myself watching an episode of Jerry Seinfeld's Netflix show, Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee.

Exoskeleton may boost hikers to cheat

There are embedded controls that control everything to make it easier, writes Dennis Fitzgerald.

No reprieve from power crisis

Busisiwe Mkhwebane no doubt feels a little different this morning after resigning from the EFF this week.

Zuma uses people for his own ends

Julius Malema, pictured, must jump ship and join the disgraced and questionable characters in the MK party. Jacob Zuma has promised that would take over government, a pipe dream, he will do away with the Roman-Dutch Law and take the country back to the dark ages.

Taipei order may put SA in dilemma

Beijing is starting to flex its diplomatic muscle in South Africa by leaning on the ANC to order the Taiwan Liaison Office (TLO) to move from Pretoria... because Taipei does not have full diplomatic relations with us.

Best is yet to come from Proteas

In sport and business, the saying, “go big or go home”, has seldom been more appropriate than when applied to the performance of the Proteas in getting through to the T20 Women's World Cup final.

A party that can't party

The ANC is big on anniversaries. It celebrates its birthday every year with much pomp and circumstance and tipsy clinking of champagne glasses. It's a somewhat strange habit.

South a 'foreign' country

KIM: ENDS 'EVIL RELATIONSHIP' WITH SEOUL BY DESTROYING LINKED ROADS

Ceasefire a win for Kamala

POLLS: SHADOW OVER PROSPECTS FOR A BREAKTHROUGH WITH ISRAEL

Counting vehicles to avoid carmageddon

Manila – Perched on a flower box at a busy intersection in the Philippine capital, Irna Lapriza's eyes jump from one car to the next, her fingers flying across manual tally counters as she logs each passing vehicle.

AI fakes muddy history waters

Paris – A wave of touching photos showing great moments in time is fascinating amateur historians online. The problem? They are not real and may be clouding our view of the past.

In Indonesia, French poet Rimbaud's voyage a mystery

Salatiga - In the summer of 1876, rebel French poet Arthur Rimbaud arrived on the Indonesian island of Java, enlisting in the colonial Dutch army before deserting after just two weeks, an escape still shrouded in mystery nearly 150 years later.

Rare frogs lab-grown

EXPORTS: COLOMBIAN'S LEGAL RESPONSE TO EXOTIC WILDLIFE TRAFFICKING

Pallets make coffins

BUSINESS: FUNERAL COSTS ARE SKY-HIGH IN IMPOVERISHED MOCAMBIQUE

Mpumalanga declares fire disaster

The Mpumalanga legislature has been commended by AgriCulture Mpumalanga (AgriMP) for declaring the widespread veld fires affecting the province a provincial disaster.

African Diaspora Forum appeals for peace in Sharpeville

Residents of Sharpeville near Vereeniging and immigrants who own shops in the area need to find peaceful ways of addressing their differences, according to the African Diaspora Forum.

No justice for Phenya

WHISTLE-BLOWER: ASSASSINATED FOR EXPOSING HOME AFFAIRS FRAUD

Deputy mayor 'owes city R620k'

The DA has demanded new Tshwane deputy mayor Eugene Modise pay back his enormous municipal debt.

Ghost workers paid R6m

REPORT: DEPT CALLS 'INTENTIONAL CORRUPTION' A MISTAKE – EXPERTS

King Charles starts tour in ambivalent Australia

Sydney- King Charles III touched down in Australia yesterday, kicking off the most strenuous foreign trip since his life-changing cancer diagnosis eight months ago.

Get rid of corruption to keep Tito's legacy alive, says expert

As South Africa today gives a final salute to former finance minister and central bank governor Tito Mboweni, a leading political expert has identified the elimination of the embedded state corruption as key in rebuilding the party and preserving Mboweni's legacy of clean governance.

The wash and spin of looting

CRIMINALS: CREATE LABYRINTH OF FINANCIAL SECRECY AND HIDING PLACES WHILE LIVING IT UP

Concern as many of country's dam levels dropping

The department of water and sanitation's (DWS) latest weekly report revealed a significant decline in the Vaal Dam's water level.

‘Leftie’ is key figure in World Cup

BRIGHT STAR: COMING FROM TOWNSHIP BACKGROUND, MLABA PROVES THAT ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE

SA orders Taiwan office move

DISTANCING: TAIPEI TOLD TO LEAVE PRETORIA, BECOME TRADE CENTRE IN JOBURG

Engineering assets to go

TIMED AUCTION: MACHINERY, EQUIPMENT UP FOR GRABS

Sewage at Cradle of Humankind

'STOP': INFRASTRUCTURE COLLAPSE SEES MUNICIPALITY RELEASE RAW WASTE INTO VAAL

SA food insecurity deepens as inflation bites

The number of people in South Africa able to meet their minimum nutritional needs slipped last year, as a weak economy and inflationary pressures hit households and deepened food insecurity.