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Shell hunters are divided: Is it OK to fill your truck bed with shells, or should you leave plenty for others? And should shell locations be shared?

The weather service says South Africans should expect more rain, flooding and very hot and humid conditions on Thursday.

The Agulhas Rest Camp offers serene coastal views from its thatched chalets

While visiting Cape Town, make sure to add these must-do experiences to your travel plans, like Athiya Shetty and KL Rahul

Paula Ralph aims to become the first female to cycle from bottom to top in under 100 days

Concierge services that make outlandish asks come true, for a price, are reporting far greater requests, a lot more spending and requests getting more exotic. Vijaya Eastwood, founder and chief executive of Delhi-based CribLife, a concierge service catering to the mega rich (with investable assets of over $30 million) says shes seen a 300-400% surge in requests.

Indias well-heeled are getting more demanding and creative as an action-packed year for them — 20.3% returns in the stock markets; record number of IPOs — draws to a close.

Cape Town has ramped up crime prevention and safety measures after more than 30,000 daily visitors arrived since the start of December.

If they continue to look to elements of the dying order to solve their problems, whether it be politicians, academics or technologists, it may well be the beginning of the end of social organisation and our extractive economy as we know it — the end of the Holocene — and the acceleration of eco...

Relentless firefighting continued for an eighth consecutive day as hundreds of people in informal settlements were displaced.