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± SA Rally champion Gugu Zulu dies while climbing Kilimanjaro Renowned adventurer and race car driver Gugu Zulu has died just before summiting mount Kilimanjaro with the Trek 4 Mandela expedition in Tanzania. 2016-07-18 @ 09:26 SA Local Time Read Article

± Shooter who killed three policemen in Baton Rouge named as decorated US marine A decorated ex-US Marine sergeant opened fire on police in Baton Rouge on Sunday, killing three officers. 2016-07-18 @ 06:56 SA Local Time Read Article

± Bill Gates: Let's do everything within our power to build a future Mandela dreamed of Billionaire Bill Gates insists that obstacles in the path of Africa’s youth needed to be cleared so that they can drive the future of the continent. 2016-07-18 @ 06:12 SA Local Time Read Article

± ​Keeping the lights on could make you sick Harnessing light and ignoring millennia of evolving to live with natural light and dark cycles is not good for your health, according to scientists. 2016-07-17 @ 22:00 SA Local Time Read Article

± History repeating itself: A timeline of Turkey's coups d'état The country's military has considered itself a defender of the state's secular democracy since its first political intervention in 1960. 2016-07-16 @ 09:08 SA Local Time Read Article

± Turkish army says it seizes power; Erdogan says: "We will overcome this" Coup attempt creates chaos in pivotal country in region; military says it has taken power to protect the democratic order and to maintain human rights 2016-07-15 @ 23:23 SA Local Time Read Article

± Truck attack in Nice reflects 'new normal' for anxious Europe "France has been on high terror alert for months with troops on the street yet still could not prevent this atrocity." 2016-07-15 @ 13:47 SA Local Time Read Article

± ‘Big Four’ vie for the Claret Jug Golf’s heavyweights pull out of the Rio Olympics and set their sights on winning the British Open. 2016-07-15 @ 10:21 SA Local Time Read Article

± How smugglers and traders have to hustle after Zim's ban on imports and cash crash Traders are responding to being fleeced by hustling everything from ice cream to eggs. 2016-07-15 @ 09:41 SA Local Time Read Article

± Truck attacker ploughs into French crowd, kills 84 celebrating Bastille Day A gunman at the wheel of a heavy truck ploughed into a crowd celebrating Bastille Day in the city of Nice on Thursday, killing at least 84 people. 2016-07-15 @ 06:38 SA Local Time Read Article

± Pensions: Why it literally pays to be a man Besides the burden of children and lower earnings, females live longer and need more. 2016-07-14 @ 22:00 SA Local Time Read Article

± Sundowns set to sweat when they challenge White Knights in Cairo The PSL winners have had little chance to rest before they play an on-form Zamalek, five-times winners of the African Champions League. 2016-07-13 @ 22:00 SA Local Time Read Article

± This is what the SABMiller chief's tax bill could do to his R1-billion windfall Alan Clark, the latest of the tycoons who have to pay their dues to Sars, has some options that may minimise his liability. 2016-07-12 @ 22:00 SA Local Time Read Article

± With Super Rugby play-offs looming it is finally time for the Lions to pounce It's taken time but the coach has moulded the motley group of players into a team fans can take pride in. 2016-07-11 @ 22:00 SA Local Time Read Article

± Money challenges the Proteas' allure Loyalty to the national team can only go so far when a well-paid, laid-back career beckons. 2016-07-07 @ 22:00 SA Local Time Read Article

± Cop 'death squads' targeting terror suspects in Kenya raise human rights concerns The murder of a Nairobi human rights lawyer has brought the actions of police renegades accused of executing terror suspects back into sharp focus. 2016-07-06 @ 22:00 SA Local Time Read Article

± Illegal fishing starves West African economies Agreements between West African nations and the likes of Russia, and China mean that the scale of the region’s “missing fishâ€� could be much larger. 2016-07-04 @ 11:37 SA Local Time Read Article

± What does Brexit mean for Africa? The unforeseen decision to leave the EU may not have detrimental effects on Africa — or could it? 2016-07-04 @ 08:47 SA Local Time Read Article