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Motorhome dealer Christine Galloway left several elderly customers devastated by selling off their vehicles and keeping the profits for herself.

Once challenging and expensive, single person travel is a booming trend, says Sarah Marshall.

Claire Segeren and Cal Hunter in front of the Victorian villa in Dunoon, Scotland. Claire Segeren A couple wanted to bid to buy a fire-damaged apartment in…

A Queensland buyer secured the top lot.

Displaying food from Pictish times is Szala Bjorn's Dotir of Glasgow Vikings.

The provincial health department said the strike has resulted in staff being unable to report for work, facilities having to close or operate at reduced capacity, the postponement of elective surgeries, and longer waiting times at clinics and outpatient departments.

Cape Town taxi disruptions having “massive impact” on cold stores

President Cyril Ramaphosa’s speech at a Women’s Day event in Khayelitsha has become a casualty of the W Cape taxi strike.

As the mayhem unfolded in the city of Cape Town on Monday with more than 400,000 pupils unable to go to school and hospitals shutting down, transport minister Sindiswa Chikunga met with taxi bosses and city officials to broker a deal to bring an end to the violent taxi strike.

‘It has been said since Friday, if we can see peace, we’re happy to negotiate and hopefully today we can start to put that back on the table,’ says Western Cape Premier, Alan Winde.