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The Springboks and SA Rugby have raised over R1 million for hunger alleviation in disadvantaged communities.

Face coverings made from cotton are likely better than synthetic face coverings for preventing the spread of the coronavirus, according to a new study published last week in journal ACS Nano, by the

With threats to international commerce mounting even before COVID-19 arrived, the pandemic has triggered a decline in trade on a scale not seen since the Great Depression. In the latest installment of CoronaNomics, Ben Chu of The Independent and Lizzie Burden of The Telegraph speak with Peter Mandelson and Hamid Mamdouh about where the crisis is heading, and what solutions may be on offer.

The feature uses crowdsourced data to determine how busy carriages are

The Zondo commission resumes on Thursday morning to continue its probe into allegations of corruption at the Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa..

The sixth meeting of the ongoing session of ruling Nepal Communist Party (NCP)’s Standing Committee that had commenced earlier today, has ended inconclusively -

Poaching ruled out as carcasses have tusks intact

It feels cosmically ironic that Great American Songwriter John Prine died of COVID-19 in early April, just before the U.S. response to the virus was developing into what may well be the Greatest Political Folly most Americans have ever witnessed in their lifetimes. Mass death for profit and power, colossal stupidity and bullying ignorance—these were […]

Australia announced plans to ditch the English Dukes ball in domestic cricket and revert to using only the traditional Kookaburra for the next Sheffield Shield season.

What began on July 4, 1776, wasn't a fully formed democracy, but rather a process. This is what it looked like.

Adaptations to the physical spaces of airports may soon become more common, as air travel rebounds and the companies dependent on it seek to assuage the fears of customers.

Reports from China and South Korea appear to indicate that Tottenham Hotspur’s rumoured move for Kim Min-Jae will be far […]

Here, Sports Mole rounds up the latest transfer talk for Manchester City on Thursday, July 2.

The ICAI's counsel told a bench headed by Justice A M Khanwilkar that cases of coronavirus have increased and some of the states have extended the restrictions imposed amid the spike in the number of infection.

A 24-year-old surnamed Wong was arrested on a Cathay Pacific flight bound for London, according to police.

Simmons, who is based in UK, was granted permission to attend the funeral on compassionate grounds and also went into quarantine after his return.

NSW's independent water regulator has taken Whitehaven to court, accusing the coal miner of capturing water that it was entitled to take at its Maules Creek site.

Microsoft’s decision not to sell facial recognition to the police means nothing if the company won’t stop selling the Orwellian Domain Awareness System to the New York Police Department.