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Australian shares are set to open up, in line with New York. US 10-yr yield drops as future rate rise bets collapse. $A rises.

The Bank of England is expected to keep interest rates unchanged on Thursday, following in the footsteps of the Federal Reserve and European Central Bank.

After a recent rise in muggings on Table Mountain, Cape Town citizens have decided to join forces to take some much-needed action.

As the travel industry adapts to a post-pandemic world, a significant trend emerges: "Bleisure" travel. This innovative concept, combining business and

The Media Online’s weekly column delivering news of award wins, entries, competitions, dates to note and winners in the media.

An unidentified fungal killer swept through a South African pine plantation in the 1980s. Rodger ShagamIn the 1970s and 1980s, pine trees growing in various forestry plantations in South Africa’s Western Cape province began to die in patches. These trees succumbed to a mysterious root disease and the patches expanded gradually. Spontaneous regrowth of seedlings in the patches died dramatically. As in many other true crime dramas, the finger was initially pointed at the most likely suspect...

Patriotism, at least in South Africa, seems like a part-time activity, and expressed only when supporting the Springboks, especially after they have won. It makes people go giddy…

The Western Cape will experience a cold day with rain throughout the province on Friday, 16 June, according to the latest weather forecast.

The 85-foot vessel was launched by the Hazendal Wine Estate and is managed by Newmark Hotels & Reserves.

The Bank of England is due to announce its latest interest rate decision on Thursday, 2nd November, but how will markets react?