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According to the crime stats, buses, taxis, trains and other modes of public transport were the third most likely places of occurrence for rape incidents.

According to the crime stats, buses, taxis, trains and other modes of public transport were the third most likely places of occurrence for rape incidents.

AN INNOVATIVE collaborative project which will see the development of a world-first underwater robot to repair a damaged ship’s hull while still in transit has been shortlisted for a prestigious industry award.

Toyota is the undisputed leader in terms of automobile production worldwide, that is, legacy - ICE (Internal Combustion Engine) cars, while Tesla is by all means the world leader in terms of BEV (Battery Electric Cars) or “pure” EVs; there are big differences between the two giants in terms of profit margins, though.

To celebrate the role of gin in Holland America Line's 150-year tradition, the cruise line is debuting a new exclusive label of the spirit on board.

About 100 Western Cape matric students sat for Sepedi and Sesotho papers on Tuesday amid a taxi strike.

The officers were on patrol in the area earlier on Monday when they spotted a minibus taxi and a sedan in pursuit of a furniture delivery vehicle along Delft Main Road.

We sat down with Mattijs Slee for an insightful interview regarding clean energy, and his company “Battolyser Systems”, that strives...

Amptricity just confirmed today that it will start sales of its first home battery model, equipped with solid electrolyte cells; an alternative that stands out for its safety features, but also for a guarantee that basically lasts 25 years. Will it be able to compete with the Tesla Powerwall?

Founded in 1653, the Koninklijke Porceleyne Fles (Royal Delft) officially became a museum in 2021. Though this sole remaining original factory for Del