Friday, July 17 2020

Alcohol content found to be just 57.6% in tests that also covered nine other schools in Alfred Nzo district

School heads are outraged, but independent schools’ alliance says their salaries come with responsibilities

There is increasing pressure by parents to stop contact learning until after the Covid-19 peak has passed

Experts say factors such as a younger population and being behind the wave could be our saving graces

Head of endocrinology sounds an alarm on Covid-related deaths in those with both types of the disease

The baby boy would have been the couple’s ‘miracle baby’, as they have struggled to fall pregnant

Study highlights plight of wildlife staff who face life-threatening situations from poachers and animals

It was quick to implement the harshest of lockdowns, but doesn’t seem to give a hoot about its now-starving citizens

You’re investing in a new, viable, sustainable, competitive national airline ... and pigs might fly

This very real condition, often met with scepticism, could see sufferers stuck in self-imposed lockdown

Researchers say trials currently running in SA and Brazil stand a very good chance of providing a cure

The council is unimpressed, a black artist is critical, but charities focused on black history could benefit

Ex-Hollywood assistant accuses actress of having a pool party after Johnny Depp ‘had attacked her’

A heavenly shift since the Babylonian era will come as a shock to Sagittarians (sorry, Ophiuchans) and the like

There’s more to the singer’s story than her history

Finding a good podcast to sink your ears into can be tricky, so if revolutions are your bag, tune in to this one

After two decades, the comedian and media giant Viacom have parted ways over ill-advised podcast

Today in SA sports history: January 17