Video: Karabus - Home at last

Professor Cyril Karabus is finally home after his 9-month ordeal in the UAE.

Speed up probe into initiates’ deaths ...

The ANC has slammed the lack of urgency in investigating the deaths of 27 initiates in Mpumalanga.

Video: Karabus - Home at last

Professor Cyril Karabus is finally home after his 9-month ordeal in the UAE.

Eritreans have mixed feelings 20 year ...

Eritreans danced in the streets when they gained independence two decades ago. Today, few have reason to smile.

‘Exhausted’ Karzai wants to retire

Afghan President Hamid Karzai says he wants to retire from politics at the end of his current term.

It’s back to basics for Venezuela

Seventy-nine million dollars can buy a lot of toilet paper. And it’s just as well - because Venezuela needs it.

Lost that loving feeling?

A problem with the prostate gland can cause so-called dry ejaculation, where little semen is produced.

Mediterranean diet boosts brain - stu ...

Switching to a Mediterranean diet can preserve brain power in old age more effectively than a low-fat diet, researchers say.

Name your baby the K-list way...

Is it cool, cute or crass to give your children names all starting with the same letter?

Why bitters are back on the bar

Christopher Hirst finds out why bitters have become must-have ingredients for top-end bartenders.

Hairy feet drive men to surgery

Rising numbers of men are having laser treatment to remove hair from their ‘Hobbit feet’, according to doctors.

Lewis jumps after rise in profits

Shares of South African retailer Lewis Group rise more than 10 percent after the company says full-year headline earnings per share increased ...

Lewis jumps after rise in profits

Shares of South African retailer Lewis Group rise more than 10 percent after the company says full-year headline earnings per share increased ...

JSE stocks at record high on weaker r ...

South Africa's stocks opened at a fresh lifetime high as a weaker rand currency helped boost some exporters.

PIC deserves its praise for outing pa ...

Full marks to the Public Investment Corporation (PIC) for taking its role as a responsible investor seriously and telling the emperors on all ...

Barrick Gold weighs fewer mines

Barrick Gold is considering shrinking in size as the company focuses on returns over production volumes.

Rowland and Rubio join X Factor

Music mogul Simon Cowell will be surrounded by women when The X Factor returns to US television screens.

George’s accident not ‘cut and dried’

George Michael, who is still in hospital, faces police questioning after falling out of a car going 70mph.

Sterling line-up will bring Joy

Once again Joburg will be jumping with swinging sounds when The Standard Bank Joy of Jazz hits town in August.

The sun sets on Twilight couple

Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart have reportedly split, after their “issues” re-emerged.

Prices: Peugeot 208 GTI & new 1-litre

Things to get heated in hot hatch wresting pit as Peugeot prepares to unleash 147kW GTI.

Astra OPC brings out inner hooligan

It's a prime contender in the hot hatch class but there are some annoying issues.

Monaco gives Hamilton best chance yet

Words and hats may have to be eaten if Lewis Hamilton wins the glamour race this weekend.

RGM kit gives Wrangler real muscle

The four-door Wrangler is a competent off-roader but it is not Unlimited.

Corolla teased ahead of June reveal

Teaser sketch gives small glimpse of new sedan head of its unveiling in early June.

Visas for Brits 'short-sighted', says ...

Complex logistics with visa applications will probably deter British visitors, says professor.

Marriage of two great city hotels

The joining of the Maharani and Elangeni has created KZN’s biggest hotel that aims to be its best… and locals can join in.

Romantic getaway in Great Gatsby styl ...

To this day the sight has lost none of its melancholy, while at the same time inspiring the romantic heart, just as the area did for Gatsby.

How to get your adrenalin pumping

Global picks from China to Utah for the traveller who prefers extreme sports and danger to quietude.

Suarez is not for sale - Rodgers

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers says controversial striker Luis Suarez will not be sold.

Bulls make four changes

Bulls coach Frans Ludeke has made four changes to his starting line-up ahead of their Vodacom Super Rugby clash with the Sharks.

Oz can cause Ashes upset - Clarke

Australia haven't won the Ashes in England since 2001but captain Michael Clarke is confident his side can pull off and upset series win.

Murray withdraws from French Open

Andy Murray will miss the French Open with the back injury that flared up at the Rome Masters, the world number two announced.

Garcia, Woods spat turns ugly

Sergio Garcia's feud with Tiger Woods has deepened, with Garcia denying accusations of racism after “fried chicken” comments.

Phelps rubbishes comeback reports

Olympic swimming great Michael Phelps has thrown cold water on a report that he would come out of retirement.

Microsoft Xbox: There can be only One

The new Xbox ONE is not simply a games console, but ‘the ultimate all-in-one home entertainment system’, says Microsoft’s Do ...

A scientific first for SA

South Africa has signed an agreement to become the first African country to join the European Synchrotron Radiation Facility.