'Deformed lamb is not half-human'

The Eastern Cape Agrarian Reform confirmed that the picture of a deformed lamb circulating on social media was in fact a lamb born in Lady Frere.

• Train robbers terrorise commuters on notorious Cape line
• Woman brutally raped while grandkids share her bed
• SA was founded on a crime against humanity, says Malema
• DNA testing to help identify skeleton found in veld

86% of refugees in Uganda are women, children - UNICEF

Since violence erupted in South Sudan in 2013, more than 1.8 million people, over half of which were children, have arrived in neighbouring countries.

• War leaves no winners, only rubble in S Sudan oil town
• Fresh shipwreck horror on #WorldRefugeeDay
• Kiir orders South Sudan cops to shoot robbers dead
• Muslims sheltering in CAR Catholic church 'growing desperate'

China's dog meat festival opens despite ban rumours

A notorious Chinese dog meat festival opened, dispelling rumours that authorities would ban sales this year.

• Numbers tell staggering story of EU migrant crisis
• Britain's Prince Philip hospitalised
• #Brussels commuter saw bomb explode
• Uber CEO Kalanick resigns under investor pressure

De Villiers vows fightback after Proteas' T20 rout

Proteas T20 skipper AB de Villiers has vowed to fight back, "like all South Africans", after Wednesday's defeat to England.

• McIlroy, Spieth look to get back on track at the Travelers
• Sauber chief Kaltenborn quits
• Good start, but don’t get carried away with ‘new’ Boks
• Disjointed Proteas hammered by England

Want to boost brain power? Have more sex

Forget doing cryptic crosswords... there may now be a more interesting way to improve brain function.

• #Recipe: The perfect Custard Dreams for #Ramadaan
• When decluttering becomes extreme
• Get ready to give cholesterol the needle
• Deadly pregnancy condition may be due to baby's DNA

China's dog meat festival opens despite ban rumours

A notorious Chinese dog meat festival opened, dispelling rumours that authorities would ban sales this year.

• Headbanging is no good, says injured X Japan drummer
• Serviette colour could affect how your food tastes
• Bank manager jailed for robbing his own branch
• WATCH: Czech woman clinches putt putt world championship

Engineering jobs in consulting sector in decline

But the demand for technical staff is rising

• #MiningCharterImpact: Moody's issues a credit downgrade notice to SA miners
• President Zuma appoints new members of National Consumer Tribunal
• Another #PriceFixing company busted and fined
• Auditor-General Report: Municipalities lack accountability

Nasty C the ‘coolest kid in Africa’?

Word is, on the leaked list, Nasty C was crowned the winner in that category.

• ‘Warrior’ hits the right notes
• Scramble to get Babes Wodumo to #BETAwards
• Kimye 'hires' surrogate for baby #3
• Britain's Prince Philip hospitalised

F1 title fight heads to Baku this weekend

Azerbaijan is the only grand prix on Formula One's current calendar that Lewis Hamilton has yet to win.

• Jaguar (partially) unveils new E-Pace crossover
• Merc's E-Class Coupé lands in SA
• Peugeot reveals new 'built for Africa' bakkie
• Volvo’s Polestar to become standalone EV brand

Sustainability key in Robben Island deer culling project

The museum will be conducting a cull of fallow deer on the island in order to reduce the number of the animal to be inline with the capacity of the island.

• Qantas Dreamliner fleet names revealed
• My darling destination
• Air transport supports 490,000 jobs and contributes US$12bn in GDP for South Africa
• Conferencing with a twist of Safari Adventure