Lifestyle
Israelis taste the future with lab-grown chicken 'food revolution'
The Israeli firm has developed a versatile product, blending muscle, fat and connective tissue cells to create different cuts -- even including pet food.
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Britney Spears to address court in guardianship battle with father
Spears filed last year to remove him from the conservatorship and give sole power over her estate to a financial institution.
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Chelsea, Arsenal, Spurs to play friendlies in support of mental health
The London clubs have agreed to play three fixtures ahead of the 2021-22 Premier League campaign.
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NIKKI BUSH: Why not just forget about Youth Day?
Youth month just marks that moment in history instead of celebrating 45 years of progress since then, writes Nikki Bush.
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Refugee women in Greece promote gender equality through film
Refugees from Congo, Syria, Afghanistan and Iran, the women are being trained by GlobalGirl Media, an organisation teaching digital media and journalism skills to young women from under-served communities.
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Chinese monk who saved 8,000 strays is dog's best friend
Driven by his faith, Zhi has been rescuing animals -- mostly dogs but also cats and other strays -- since 1994.
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DAVID MAIMELA: Racism is alive and well in SA - a response to Frans Conje
Contrary to the IRR's Frans Cronje's racism denialism, racism is alive and well in South Africa, writes David Maimela.
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David Bowie painting from donation bin up for auction
The 24x20-centimetre painting of a pale figure dressed in teal clothes, with teal and red hair on a crimson background, was originally sold through a website around 2001.
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Police summon Twitter's India head over assault video
The order comes as a battle rages between foreign tech giants and the Indian government over new rules on removing and identifying the authors of online material deemed illegal or inflammatory.
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Cheers to that: This KZN woman has her own wine brand
Sthandiwe Zikode, who is from Paulpietersburg in KwaZulu-Natal, says she launched Queenery Wines in 2020. It sells pinotage, semi-sweet white wine and sweet rosé.
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PHUMLA WILLIAMS: What our Green Paper on Marriages means for everyone
The Green Paper on Marriages has changes that will go a long way to being less sexist towards women and protecting children, writes Phumla Williams.
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Wrongly executed? Director hopes film prompts Biden to curb death penalty
The movie, set for a July 2 release, takes a detailed look at the murder of Wanda Lopez, who was stabbed to death one night in February 1983 while working as a cashier in a Corpus Christi, Texas service station.
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US star Angelina Jolie visits refugee camp in Burkina Faso
Jolie visited the camp at Goudebou, in the northeast of the landlocked west African country, as part of her role as an ambassador for the UN refugee organisation, the UNHCR.
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UK allows outdoor weddings for first time
Up to now, England and Wales have only allowed Jewish and Quaker weddings outdoors, while others have to marry in a room or a fixed permanent structure. Scotland does allow outdoor weddings.
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Queen attends Royal Ascot for first time since Philip's death
The 95-year-old monarch, dressed in powder blue, arrived by limousine into the paddock where an army band belted out a rendition of the national anthem.
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34 women sue Pornhub in sex abuse video, trafficking case
They accuse MindGeek, the controversial adult entertainment empire that runs Pornhub, of being a "classic criminal enterprise" with a business model based on exploiting non-consensual sexual content.
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Police summon Twitter's India head over assault video
The order comes as a battle rages between foreign tech giants and the Indian government over new rules on removing and identifying the authors of online material deemed illegal or inflammatory.
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Life sentence sought for 'Hotel Rwanda' hero
The 67-year-old former manager of Kigali's Hotel des Mille Collines was made famous by the 2004 Hollywood film that told how he saved more than 1,000 people who sheltered in his hotel during the genocide a decade earlier.
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MAHLATSE MAHLASE: The big fat lie of 10 babies and its effect on the media
This story isn't only about a lie, but about a lie that has concerning ramifications for the media industry, writes Mahlatse Mahlase.
