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William and Harry won't be shoulder-to-shoulder at Prince Philip funeral
As young boys in 1997, the pair provided the most poignant image of their mother princess Diana's funeral as they walked, heads bowed, behind her coffin.
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HAJI MOHAMED DAWJEE: Hugs are the parachutes for the fall of anxiety
'Tis the season for anxiety. So go out and help a friend with a simple, human response, writes Haji Mohamed Dawjee.
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Weather Watch: Thundershowers expected in Pretoria on Friday
Clear skies and hot weather can be expected in the Western Cape.
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BBC receives nearly 110,000 complaints about Prince Philip coverage
The Duke of Edinburgh's death at the age of 99 last Friday prompted the publicly-funded broadcaster to scrap its entire schedule on its main BBC One and BBC Two television channels to simultaneously broadcast the same coverage of his life.
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JLo, A-Rod split up, saying 'we are better as friends'
Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez became a couple nearly four years ago and last year bought a $40 million home in Miami.
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Young Britons ambivalent on Prince Philip and 'weird' royals
Statistically, young British people are least likely to be fans of the prince who died last week at the age of 99.
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HEALTH CHECK: Beware of social media posts promoting rooibos tea as a ‘cure-all’
According to the internet, one of South Africa’s favourite beverages, rooibos tea, can cure many ills. But are these claims accurate?
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Swedish Academy loses bid to block Nazi use of classic poems
The case concerned several Swedish classic poems and other literary works that had been published on a website run by the Nordic Resistance Movement (NMR).
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Macron says 'mobilisation' key to Notre-Dame rebuild target
Visiting Notre-Dame two years to the day after the world watched transfixed in horror as flames ravaged the cathedral, Macron said 'immense' restoration work had already been accomplished since the blaze.
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Inside the plans for Prince Philip's funeral
The timeline for Prince Philip's funeral on Saturday April 17 at St George's Chapel in the grounds of Windsor Castle.
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No uniforms for royals at Prince Philip's funeral: media
The Duke of Edinburgh, who died last Friday, will be buried on Saturday at Windsor Castle, west of London, with just 30 mourners, most of them close family.
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Drug-resistant malaria gaining foothold in Africa: study
In clinical trials, the disease lingered longer in children receiving standard treatment for malaria if they were infected with mutant strains of the disease, the study found.
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70% of S.Africans spending all income or more than they earned - Deloitte survey
Amongst the cohort of people surveyed, financial wellbeing and job security were their main concerns.
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Lotto results: Wednesday, 14 April 2021
Eyewitness News brings you the winning Lotto results. Are you a winner?
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Instagram dabbles with letting people hide 'likes'
Some experts say the insatiable quest for "likes" can be addictive and have devastating effects, particularly for younger people.
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ANALYSIS: New research shows the impact of SA’s levy on sugar-sweetened drinks
The results are in: South Africa’s ground-breaking health promotion levy, introduced in 2018, is working.
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France to offer free therapy for children affected by COVID
France's social security system will fully reimburse a total of 10 sessions with a psychologist for children aged between three and 17, Macron said on a visit to a psychiatric treatment centre in the city of Reims.
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Weather Watch: Partly cloudy but warm Thursday for Gauteng
Rain is expected in George in the Western Cape on Thursday.
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These are your options if you need to terminate a pregnancy
Violence against women is among the many factors that have increased the need for an abortion for hundreds of women in South Africa.
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Cameroon forces have beaten, arrested 24 under anti-gay law: HRW
Police conducted a raid on February 24 on the offices of HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment group Colibri in the western town of Baffoussam and arrested 13 people including seven staff, HRW said.
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How to fill the 'void': what next for Queen Elizabeth II?
Prince Philip’s death last week is not expected to change the monarch's lifetime commitment to duty, as a new chapter beckons for Britain's most famous family.
