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Concern with autonomous weapons systems lies in their potential to make life-and-death decisions without meaningful human oversight, writes Prof Arthur Mutambara.

In the end, we are all guilty of eating other species’ life forms

The Provenance Part II exhibition isn’t about fashion but textiles, literature and music and the idea of us looking at Bantu heritage, says Lukhanyo Mdingi.

The Sunday Times understands the more than 10 witnesses Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula may not contact as part of her bail conditions include confidantes and individuals who worked in her office in the department of defence.

The widely held view that South Africa's politicians occupy a universe far removed from the daily lives of ordinary South Africans has found emphatic confirmation in the ridiculous circus accompanying the arrest, finally, of former National Assembly speaker Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula.

In the remote town of Burgeo on the east coast of the Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador, some residents are enthusiastically waiting to view Monday's rare solar eclipse and recreate history of an island discovered by Captain James Cook.

It is common cause that our country is mired in a deep crisis, a culmination of multiple failures in various areas of our lives, writes Mike Siluma.

Several incidents of damage caused by strong winds, including a trailer being blown off a bridge on the N1 near the Huguenot Tunnel, have been reported in the Western Cape.

Whispers in financial circles in the Sandton hub suggest billionaire business mogul Patrice Motsepe is involved in the possible Canal+ takeover of MultiChoice, the owner of DStv, Africa’s largest pay-television operator.

Two KwaZulu-Natal suspects aged 33 and 41 have been arrested by the Hawks after they allegedly kidnapped six people and demanded a ransom.