Resembling a butterfly with its symmetrical structure, beautiful colours, and intricate patterns, it appears to float and flutter across the sky.

An unemployed street entertainer in Ekurhuleni says he wants to do his bit to give the city’s street children the chance of a better life away from drugs and crime.

The Institute of Security Studies said the discovery of the illegal drug Wiz shows that new psychoactive substances are a reality in the country.

A heroic six-year-old boy who required 90 stitches to his face after being mauled by a dog as he shielded his sister from the onrushing animal, has been celebrated with an honorary world champion belt from the World Boxing Council (WBC).

COVID-19 has ushered in an era where we’re touching things and each other a lot less, and Jaguar Land Rover has a handy news hook to hang their ‘intuitive’ new intervention for that in cars: No-touch touchscreens.

Facebook has released findings from a study that outlines in detail how its investments in infrastructure and connectivity across Africa will grow the continent’s economy by over $50bn over the next five years.

Telkom’s migration from copper-based asymmetric digital subscriber line (DSL) Internet to new-generation fibre technology for customers in all fibre-ready regions is underway across South Africa.

Mayor of the eThekwini Metropolitan Municipality, Mxolisi Kaunda, invoked an emergency law to bypass council’s approval for the funeral of slain councillor Bhekithemba Phungula.

Westwood was protesting Julian Assange’s extradition hearing: ‘I am Julian Assange. I am the canary in the cage!’

World Formula 1 champion Hamilton launched his broadside after winning the Hungarian Grand Prix on Sunday.

A person’s pupils can show if they have suffered a traumatic experience in the past, according to new research.

The world’s largest internet search provider, Google, says it will ban advertisements from web pages that challenge the ‘authoritative scientific consensus’.

António Guterres delivered the 2020 Nelson Mandela Annual Lecture, held online for the first time, and warned that vast inequality is edging the world to ‘breaking point’.

The hour-long event saw West deliver a series of rambling, sometimes incoherent remarks in which he sought to explain his policy positions which seemed to be delivered off-the-cuff.

Tech giant Samsung has announced plans aimed at empowering previously disadvantaged South Africans.

The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) has appointed 465 doctors around the country to fast track the assessment of grant applications by people with disabilities.

The Pretoria-based Institute of Security Studies (ISS) is urging leaders of sub-Saharan African countries to ensure regulations are in place before the rollout of facial recognition technology, which many experts see as one of the ‘most intrusive forms of surveillance’.

The rapid changes are associated with the local weakening of the earth’s magnetic field.

South Africa and the world is marking former President Nelson Mandela’s birthday on 18 July which has been declared Nelson Mandela International Day by the United Nations (UN).

That’s e-waste the equivalent size of 350 cruise ships like the Queen Mary 2.

Proudly South African’s (PSA) new ‘Buy Local’ consumer education campaign has gone live.

American rapper Kanye West, who has in the past been blasted by the left over his vocal support for US President Donald Trump, has announced he’s launching his own presidential bid.

The Mac malware, known as ‘ThiefQuest’ also has spyware capabilities that allow it to grab passwords and credit card numbers.

The Democratic Alliance (DA) says it has submitted a second formal request to the Zondo Commission of Inquiry to urgently investigate what it calls the ongoing role played by the ANC’s policy of cadre deployment in ‘capturing, corrupting and collapsing the South African state’.

Indebted and beleaguered power utility Eskom Holdings is preparing to issue a R1 billion sukuk (Islamic) bond in its efforts to secure alternate funding sources to reduce mounting borrowing costs.