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EgyptAir hijacking suspect explains

An Egyptian man accused of hijacking a plane and diverting it to Cyprus has told police he acted because he wanted to see his estranged wife and children.

How did FBI hack iPhone without Apple’s help?

The FBI’s announcement that it mysteriously hacked into an iPhone is a public setback for Apple.

Stormers pack have a ‘greatness’ about them

It was pointed out to me earlier this year on Twitter that it’s maybe too early to use the word “dynasty” when it comes to the Stormers’ pack of forwards, writes John Goliath.

Five-second rule? It’s a myth

Most of us would admit to living by the 'five second rule' - but researchers have warned that harmful bacteria stick to food in an instant.

Record for dog with paw-fect yoga skills

Ten-year-old female Purin - the Japanese for “pudding” - set the world mark for the “fastest 10 metres travelled on a ball by a dog.”

African debt raises its ugly head

The spectre of high debt is raising its head again in Africa, as sub-Saharan nations that borrowed cheaply are now squeezed by a commodities crash.

#CTIJF2016: Get in tune with road closures

Motorists face several road closures this evening when the Cape Town International Jazz festival’s free concert starts.

‘Enjoy’ the best of online shopping

An online company set up by former Apple executive seeks to expand services following a booming launch in two US cities.

Upgraded Subaru Forester sneaks into SA

Subaru's revised-for-2016 Forester will be available from mid-April, but a few under-the-radar examples are here already

Video: This is Cuba!

US President Barack Obama recently visited Cuba and here is a look at what he may have seen in Havana.