Numsa lauds public protector's probe into corruption at SAA

National Union of Metalworkers of SA has welcomed public protector’s decision to probe maladministration, corruption and tender irregularities at SAA.

• Union questions Gigaba's stance on use of PIC funds to save SOEs
• #FidgetSpinners spinning out of focus
• Duduzane Zuma unfazed by controversy surrounding corruption charges
• Court orders lawyers to resolve conflicts over land invasions

Dorm fire in Kenya claims lives of seven girls

Seven girls have died when a fire gutted their dormitory at a high school in Nairobi, said Kenya's education minister.

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• Kenyatta's lawyer calls Kenya election annulment 'political'
• Jail Kenyan electoral commission officials, demands Odinga
• BREAKING: Kenya's Supreme Court cancels election results

Balance of power sways to China in run-up to 9th Brics summit

Close to 1200 delegates are expected to attend the summit which begins Sunday and ends on Tuesday.

• Zuma arrives in China for Brics summit
• Serena Williams gives birth to baby girl - coach
• L'Oreal sacks transgender model after comments on white people
• 10-year-old girl beaten, dragged by car in NY

Dayimani a powerful young Lion beginning to roar

With up to 20 first-choice players missing, the Lions are banking on a big group of youngsters to get them through the Currie Cup competition.

• Qalanders ready for the T20 Global League show to begin
• Mathoho takes share of blame in Bafana loss
• Kevin Anderson in #USOpen last-16, hopes to inspire SA kids
• Sharks not underestimating weakened Cheetahs side

Treat your taste buds at the Visa Street Food Festival

Experience the best in local cuisine.

• Karl Lagerfeld collaborates with Vans on new fashion range
• Why play is essential for healthy childhood development
• Recipe: How to make curry spiced boneless shoulder of Welsh lamb
• #Spring weekend braai - A braaied apricot & rosemary butter yellowtail

Steamroller destroys unpublished Terry Pratchett novels

A steamroller was used to destroy a hard drive containing unfinished works by late British comic fantasy author Terry Pratchett in accordance with his wishes.

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• Firefighters served the same piglets they rescued
• Is it a doll? Is it a woman? It's a living doll
• The ecstasy pills with Trump's name - and face - all over them

Just smile: In KFC China store, diners have new way to pay

Diners at a KFC store in the eastern Chinese city of Hangzhou will have a new way to pay for their meal. Just smile.

• SA Rugby sponsor Land Rover becomes official vehicle to the Boks
• Apple Inc. has set Sept. 12 for its most significant new product announcement in years.
• CT film festival gears up for its opening night at the V&A Waterfront
• South African businesses expecting positive results from Mozambique trade fair

Sam Smith to release new music

The British singer confirmed he has new music coming to Spotify in September.

• George Clooney: Fatherhood's made me older
• Mandy Moore gets black eye
• Beyonce congratulates Serena Williams on birth of her baby
• No dream too big for young writer

Durban racer gives winnings to #HurricaneHarvey victims

Jordan Sherratt - So many people who have helped me win are suffering right now

• GWM's larney Haval H6 C lands in South Africa
• BAIC launches new compact SUV, will be built in SA
• Surgery for Rossi's broken leg 'successful'
• SA meter taxis to take on Uber with YooKoo app

Pot shop clashes with tourism stores in eclectic Alaska town

The presence of a marijuana retail store has caused a deep divide in this quirky tourist town, where hundreds of visitors roam the streets daily browsing in art galleries and souvenir shops housed in historic cabins.

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• Locals encouraged to "Do KZN"
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• Explore Namibia’s Skeleton Coast