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The mysterious Radcliffe Wave, discovered as recently as 2019, is waving. New findings could shed light on its role in the Milky Way.

Senate Bill (S.B.) No. 553, comes into effect on July 1, 2024, and given its many detailed requirements, which require meetings with your employees…

While thousands have landed or departed from the Chief Dawid Stuurman International Airport, few understand the significance it has had for some of the original residents of the region.

The Eastern Cape has recorded the highest unemployment in SA again, increasing to a massive 41.9%.

Boxing in SA has been in the doldrums for some time now, and the impasse which has beset the sport has the potential to sink it even further if it’s not resolved speedily.

After selling Mahindra vehicles for close to two decades, Motorland has announced a divorce, with both parties looking ahead to a bright future despite a slightly sour note to the parting.

In this Episode of his "The Trial Lawyer's Handbook" podcast series, litigation attorney Dan Small describes different approaches to opening…

On February 17, former Rawalpindi Commissioner Liaqat Ali Chattha alleged that the chief election commissioner and the chief justice were involved in “poll-rigging” in the February 8 elections

New research suggests that review of current prostate cancer screening guidelines may be needed, as MRI frequently fails to detect cancer-indicative lesions, even in men with elevated PSA levels.

AmaXhosa royal house of Sigcawu was joined by education management and teachers’ unions in celebrating the achievements of Xolilizwe Senior Secondary School in Nqadu Great Place near Willowvale.