Missing Cape women: ‘I can’t rule out Isis’

The father of a missing young woman says he is not ruling out the possibility that his daughter may have left the country to join Isis.

• Officials refuse to take Krejcir to court
• Smart meter fiasco in court after millions spent
• Two killed in Joburg taxi crash
• Hawks head might sue over 'tarnished image'

Chad infant mortality rate still a concern: Unicef

Much progress has been made in recent years to improve the situation of children in Chad, but there is still a long way to go, Unicef reports.

• Call for Mugabe to quit over torture claims
• Botswana to review laws for Kenyan immigration
• Mujuru applauds Tsvangirai for revealing cancer
• SADC gives Lesotho ultimatum

Istanbul airport attack ‘a jigsaw puzzle’

Investigators are going through CCTV footage and witness statements after the attack at Istanbul's main airport in which 41 were killed [VIDEOS].

• Another SA tourist tells of Istanbul airport attack
• Air hostess: BA made me feel like a prostitute
• PICS: Suicide bombers attack Istanbul airport
• Cameron relieved after EU talks?

Why England failed at Euro 2016

The Independent’s Matt Gatward looks at why it went completely wrong for Roy Hodgson and his England team in France.

• Kumble confident in new role as India coach
• Domingo adamant he won’t quit
• Why is Mashaba cutting out Da Gama?
• Selection poser for Lions coach

Nigeria's tomato shortages prompts online outrage - at Spain

La Tomatina festiva involves 20,000 participants in an enormous tomato fight with more than 100 tons of tomatoes.

• How tribal tradition gave Obama his last name
• How to move without a moving company
• Tit for tat: boobs and your future boss
• Cheating Saudi Sheik sued for £196million in divorce

Now no one owns Happy Birthday

It’s time to blow out the candles and cut the cake – after a settlement has been approved that will put the song Happy Birthday into the public domain.

• Tony Robbins’ hot coal walk burns more than 30
• Police swoop in on charity rubber duck race
• Umbrella heist dampens Japanese city’s spirit
• ‘I love weed’ hat lands cop in the dock

Emerging bonds rally on Brexit

Bond investors in emerging-market countries to the UK’s departure from the EU find themselves beneficiaries of the financial convulsions.

• Uganda set for consolidation - MTN
• ‘Now I’m able to leave my children something’
• SACP wades into Gupta row
• Vodafone ponders Brexit consequences

SheisKing: Buzz over star-studded SA film

Rapper iFani shares excitement as he joins Khabonina Qubeka, Aubrey Poo, Khanyi Mbau and more for big screen musical.

• Fans crash after ‘free Black Coffee’ high
• Gaga’s music banned over Dalai Lama drama
• The Walking Dead invade Universal Studios
• #DeliciousFestSA: Even the music is Delicious

Google Earth images just got sharper

Satellite sent into orbit in 2013 helps Google’s free online mapping service bring the world into better focus.

• Algorithms, bots and your news sphere
• Pinterest boosts e-commerce features
• Why 2016’s biggest tech IPO is battling
• How bots conned Brexit voters

Pay your car licence - with your card!

Cape Town municipal offices roll out card payment facilities for motor vehicle registrations - what took them so long?

• Porsche Panamera II - Now you'll want one
• Huge Toyota recall for airbags, fuel leaks
• Poignant images highlight SA's road toll
• What will VW's $15 billion be used for?

4 ways #Brexit will affect SA tourists

Cheapflights.co.za has provided some insight into what South Africans can expect to see over the next few months.

• Finding opulence in the heart of Upington
• The Walking Dead invade Universal Studios
• Explore the powerhouse of the Western world
• #DurbanJuly: get ready to party!