EFF tells Zuma to appoint SABC board - or else

Pressure has been mounting on Zuma to appoint a permanent board since the interim board’s six months’ term ended almost two weeks ago.

• #WCcongress: Madikizela calls for unity
• Probe into struggles of ex-miners
• 'Boards of all SOEs must be scrapped and democratised'
• Poor gun controls a trigger for crime

'In Libya, if you do not kill, they will kill you'

When five young Libyans fleeing violence and turmoil were rescued, they feared going home and said the country 'is terrible'.

• CAR militias using sexual slavery as weapons - HRW
• Zimbabwean vice-presidents in public spat over 'poisoning'
• 2.5 tonnes of cocaine seized in Morocco
• 3 US special operations commandos killed in Niger

#HurricaneNate makes second landfall in Mississippi

The storm had maximum sustained winds early Sunday near 85 mph (140 kph) with weakening expected as it moves inland.

• Divers find missing body parts of Swedish journalist #KimWall
• #LasVegasShooter's vast arsenal included tracer bullets
• 'Jihadi Gran' gets 10 years after joining son in Syria
• Nobel Peace Prize resonates throughout Japan

Hamilton wins Japanese GP, Vettel retires

Hamilton romped to victory at Suzuka while Vettel's title ambitions were dealt a massive blow when his engine failed.

• Boks showed what a good side they are - Hansen
• #Proteas close in on victory in second Test
• Baxter has no regrets starting Jali and Tau
• Sanzaar: Damian de Allende should’ve got a yellow card

Does a drug's high price tag cause its own side effects?

In this study, researchers found that people were more likely to report painful side effects from a fake drug when told it was expensive.

• Trending: 10 weird sex facts and the real reason why women gossip
• Why you should consider a plant-based diet
• 'Don't let cancer get you down'
• WATCH: The machine that takes the pain out of ironing

Bouncing back, the doberman that swallowed 25 tennis balls

Seven-year-old Stella was taken to the vet when her owner Colin Hutchinson noticed she was off her food.

• How a 'strongman' deals with a badly parked car
• WATCH: The dog with an almost 19cm tongue
• Benni apologises for foul-mouthed rant
• UK butcher adopted 'lovely' lamb as pet

Eskom replaces Dladla with Maritz in the power seat

The Eskom board this week pushed former acting chief executive Johnny Dladla out of his influential position

• Inga Gubeka, the man honoured as the “Glenfiddich Maverick”
• IRBA to also investigate auditor of SARS 'rogue unit' report
• Minister Rob Davies and deputy arrive at WTO Informal Ministerial Gathering
• KPMG ends week of hell

Local scriptwriter's determination pays off with Slamdance nod

It hasn't been an easy road for Raoul Dyssell and Allan Choi whose screenplay PreZident has been nominated as a finalist in the Slamdance competition

• VIDEO: Kelly Khumalo admits her weakness for love
• Mzansi unites at Rocking the Daisies
• A whole new world at Cornubia cineplex
• 'Country music is real'

Hamilton wins Japanese GP, Vettel retires

Hamilton romped to victory at Suzuka while Vettel's title ambitions were dealt a massive blow when his engine failed.

• Hamilton takes Suzuka pole, smashes lap record
• Drivers 'dangerously distracted' by modern tech
• Jamie's new ride is literally a kitchen on wheels
• Vettel quickest as rain lashes Suzuka practice

Wild, wild west

Have face-time with US presidents, or see a bison round-up in South Dakota's Custer Park

• Qatar Airways wins top awards at the 2017 APEX Passenger Choice Awards
• Kruger, Stenerhag triumph at Beautifully Scenic Western Cape cycling race
• Is your travel budget being taken for a ride?
• Why travelling local is a good idea