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"Together, they bridge the gap between two powerful musical worlds, seamlessly blending the beats and rhythms of amapiano with the raw energy of gqom."

Aged 89, East London ceramicist Bea Jaffray has no intention of taking a break from producing intricate, jewel-like tiled wall hangings that form part of art collections all over the world. Jaffray, who works from an enclosed balcony in Baysville, has participated in 110 exhibitions, most recently in France at a gallery called La Galerie Ecossaise in the village of Noyers-sur-Serein.

The 15m-long tree was too big to move in one piece so trunk relocated in sections.

The tourist defaced two second-century Roman statues at the Israel Museum.

The recent flooding in Libyas Derna not only caused damage to the ancient Greek city of Cyrene, but also revealed new archaeological remains. The storm caused an unprecedented amount of rain in the region, leading to mud and rubble piling up in Cyrenes Greek-era baths.

 The excavation and recovery operations of a 3rd-century A.D. Roman shipwreck, located in the depths of Marausa, near...

Roman Oleksiv lost his mother and suffered severe burns to 80 per cent of his body after a pair of Russian missiles struck the centre of Vinnytsia in July, 2022

A growing number of scientists have been studying materials from long-ago eras — chipping off chunks of buildings, poring over historical texts, mixing up copycat recipes — hoping to uncover how they’ve held up for millennia.

The renaming of William Nicol Drive is perhaps a fitting commemoration of Winnie Mandela’s ‘tattered legacy’

The surprise move came midway through Whelan’s court martial and just as the defence was expected to cross-examine the key witness