Titanic pocket watch breaks auction record
A gold pocket watch recovered from the body of the richest man on the Titanic, businessman John Jacob Astor, was sold at the weekend for
Cadre deployment: ANC seeks to appeal contempt of court ruling
The ANC is seeking leave to appeal a Johannesburg high court ruling that it is in contempt of court for failing to hand over all
Hamas rejects 18-nation appeal to release hostages
Hamas has rejected a call for the release of all hostages being held in Gaza from the 18 nations whose nationals are among those taken
Europe must be stronger, independent – Macron
Europe risks being weakened and fragmented in the absence of strategies to boost its security, defence capacity and independence from the United States, according to
No, a coalition is not the only option – Corrigan
The danger of the ANC combining with the EFF in a post-election coalition is a real one, and pro-reform forces need to be prepared for
China warns of heightened tensions after Taiwan aid approved
China has warned that approval in Washington for an aid package to three US allies – Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan – risks increasing tensions. China
England has highest rate of school-age drinking – report
More than half of 13-year-olds, and a third of 11-year-olds, have drunk alcohol in England, according to a World Health Organisation (WHO) study. The Financial
Strong liberal voices voted on to key UCT body
Prominent liberals are among the four successful candidates chosen by the Convocation, or body of former students, to represent them on the University of Cape
Netanyahu calls for end to ‘antisemitic’ US campus protests
Pro-Palestine student rallies across US campuses have been described as ‘antisemitic’ by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The Guardian reports Netanyahu as having said: ‘Antisemitic
Famous Moulin Rouge loses windmill blades
The landmark windmill on top of the world-famous Moulin Rouge cabaret club in Paris fell to the street in the early hours yesterday. The club