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The first partial skull of a child, of Homo naledi has been found In the Rising Star caves in South Africa by the team of scientists from 14 institutions.
Where do we draw the line between art and vandalism? In this article, John Siddall indulges the reader with research into both sides of the debate.
What the millennial generation needs is a why – a meaning and purpose for which to live. Nicole Wills compares today’s youth with those who fought in WW1.
Damon Galgut told BizNews he imagined being shortlisted was as far as the book would go and was taken by surprise when he happened to win.
The number of rhinos in the Kruger National Park is reported to have dropped no more than 3,000, the lowest number ever.
An Israeli watertech company cleaned up the Setumo Dam of the contaminated toxic algae blooms, making its water unsafe to drink.
In Chatsworth, Pravasan Pillay reinforces the notion that South Africa is filled to the brim with vibrant cultures born from the desolate soil of its history.
In 2020, Jonathan Oppenheimer described the decision to channel the money into a trust which would support SMMEs as an “aha” moment for the family.
The ancient Greeks believed that mental and physical health were interrelated and that the body and mind should be in harmony.
Described as magnificent and inspiring by esteemed voices across the world, the Cape Town Opera is an institution South Africans can be proud of.