Tight security as some varsities reopen

Students will be faced with a major security presence as they return to lecture halls after three weeks of protests over fee increases.

• CPUT braces for more student fees protests
• Cape Town gets new Ghost Squad cars
• Lectures set to resume at Wits
• 'I have lost faith in the justice system'

Stampede in Ethiopia leaves dozens dead

More than 50 people have been killed in a stampede in Ethiopia's Oromiya region.

• Ethiopia religious festival ends in stampede
• Cop killings of Kenyans on the increase - newspaper
• Cobalt for electric car batteries mined by children?
• Africa finds its voice at CITES

Sex, tax, videotape: the US election gets sordid

Donald Trump attacks ex-beauty queen. Hillary Clinton says he was in an adult film. A leaked tax document surfaces. Who needs movies?

• Engineer ‘has no memory of train crash’
• Colombians reject deal to end rebel war
• Syria tells rebels to leave Aleppo
• Philippines' Duterte apologises for Nazi remarks

The good, bad, and the ugly of the Boks' victory

Only the kicking display at goal by More Steyn stood out as a positive, writes Jacques van der Westhuyzen as he sums the Boks’ poor win.

• Mosimane's Brazilians slowly running out of steam
• 'King' James endorses Clinton for president
• Decorated Daine 'a fantastic servant'
• Ryder Cup win only the start for revamped US team

Riri’s biggest fashion challange

"I thought it would be a challenge, and it was”

• Biltong garlic scrolls - recipe
• Strawberry, Avo & Spinach Salad - recipe
• Bean there? No, you haven’t done that
• Could you cope if your mother moved in with you?

WATCH: Billboard porn plays to astounded motorists

Motorists in Jakarta were taken by surprise when a giant electronic billboard on a busy road displayed a Japanese adult film.

• Moroccan police's sex doll raid falls flat
• Be very afraid: fries with chocolate-pumpkin sauce
• PICS: It's a fly with a forked penis
• Tom Hanks photobombs Central Park wedding shoot

Zimbabwe cash crisis hits Lafarge

Cash shortages in Zimbabwe are causing delays in disbursing remittances to foreign creditors, says Lafarge Zimbabwe chairman Kumbirai Katsande.

• New era dawns for ICT sector
• Lancaster Group is Steinhoff’s BEE partner
• Jasco issues dividend after change in fortune
• Nepi poised to hand out new shares to investors

Kim Kardashian held at gunpoint in Paris

Kanye West forced to end performance in New York as spokesperson confirms Kim was held by gunmen in hotel room.

• Jim Carrey hits out at ‘defamatory’ statements
• Kylie treats herself to... another mansion
• Brangelina divorce: Angie brings in the big guns
• Live from New York, it's a Trump-Clinton rematch

SA backs ‘open networks’ in web rollout plan

Cabinet approves a proposal backing “open and shared networks” in its attempt to provide citizens with better internet access.

• CITES: Grey parrots being loved to death
• Plonk or pinot? Try these wine apps
• CITES to vote on critical ivory trade issue
• Dutch team takes Solar Challenge

Cape Town gets new Ghost Squad cars

New Lexus sedans to rev up the hunt for the city's 100 'most wanted' serial traffic offenders.

• Davies does the double for Ducati at French WSBK
• Ricciardo joy follows Hamilton woe in Malaysia
• Blown engine puts brakes on Hamilton

Thanks to Netflix, Marseille gets an overdue close-up

Paris has always been the star, the setting of novels, of films and TV series. Not any more...

• Gariep Dam, where 3 provinces meet
• Happy camper: How to choose a sleeping bag
• Welcome to the museum of broken hearts
• If The Ranch is a cult, I'm happy to be a part of it