Sex tapes 'tip of iceberg'
Cyber safety will become more difficult to maintain as broadband speed increases over the next three years, the Film and Publication Board said. 0 Comments
Hard-up SABC staff's R10m bonuses
The cash-strapped SABC is to fork out almost R10-million in retention bonuses for 172 employees in the next two years, despite admitting that some of them lack the skills needed to turn the public broadcaster around. 2 Comments
Locals given a shot at charity work
South Africans have a chance to climb in the rankings of nations willing to give to charities with the Vodacom and Avusa Change the World Campaign. 0 Comments
Prosecutor all mixed up
The extradition hearing in Johannesburg of Congolese fugitive Richard Mouamba was held up when the prosecutor got his dates mixed up. 0 Comments
Fine for used kidney salesman
A 64-year-old used car salesman was fined R50000 for his role in an international kidneys-for-cash syndicate yesterday. 0 Comments
'Anni was The One. How could I kill her?'
Shrien Dewani, husband of Anni Dewani, hijacked in Gugulethu, Cape Town, and shot dead while on honeymoon more than a week ago, wept at the accusation that he was involved in her murder. 9 Comments
Plan for psychological services for cops
Psychological services need to be boosted within the SA Police Service to ensure members can fully carry out their duties, police minister Nathi Mthethwa said. 5 Comments
MPs clash on appeals to release state information
The ANC has rejected the idea of having a retired judge handle appeals against government refusal to release information classified under the contentious Protection of Information Bill. 8 Comments
Men caught with rhino horns
Two men found in possession of rhino horns were arrested when their taxi was stopped and searched on the R35 in Vryheid, KwaZulu-Natal police said. 40 Comments
Jordan criticises media tribunal plans
ANC veteran Pallo Jordan criticised his party's media tribunal plans at a debate where he was originally scheduled to speak in favour of the tribunal and controversial Protection of Information Bill. 136 CommentsBemba's war crimes trial starts
A former vice-president of the Democratic Republic of Congo went on trial at the International Criminal Court yesterday accused of letting his troops rape and kill in the Central African Republic.
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Cambodian festival stampede leaves hundreds dead
At least 339 people died in a bridge stampede during a busy festival in the Cambodian capital, Prime Minister Hun Sen said in a live television broadcast early Tuesday.
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Extraordinary Joes #4: A Creature Feature
They are the creatives that have brought the creatures to life in some of the biggest movies, music videos and adverts. Joburg based prosthetic and animatronics masters ‘The Creature Shop’ have turned imagination into reality for the Oscar winning District 9, Hotel Rwanda and Tsotsi.
