The Joy of Sex, the world’s most beloved bible of intimacy after the ancient Indian treatise, the Kama Sutra, has hit its second wind.
The Cape High Court has ordered the immediate release from prison of three burglars who stole whisky, brandy, soft drinks and sweets worth R800 during a break-in at the Hellenic Sports Club earlier this year.
Sierra Leone’s President Ahmad Tejan Kabbah and his SLPP party is poised to win his country’s historic post-war elections, according to preliminary results.
In a new book, New York’s former fire commissioner describes a department ”in complete disarray” on September 11, with many top officials missing and its people at the World Trade Center knowing less than television viewers.
South Africa’s tourism industry looks set for another bumper year, says Environmental Affairs and Tourism Minister Valli Moosa. ”The boom just keeps going,” he said in a statement on Thursday.
About 250 shocked and nauseous guests walked out of the official screening of Cannes Film Festival French entry ”Irreversible” which features an explicit 10-minute rape scene.
In what may be the most startling fossil find in decades, scientists in central Africa say they have unearthed the oldest trace of a pre-human ancestor.
Hollywood movie mogul Steven Spielberg has won a restraining order after a close encounter with an alleged stalker who claimed that the director planted a mind-control device in her brain.
The common origin of all humanity argued against all systems and practices that discriminate against any human being, said President Thabo Mbeki.
Police have recaptured one of three People Against Gangsterism and Drugs (Pagad) members who escaped from the Cape High Court’s holding cells last month.