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The department has given R76.1 million for energy and water-saving measures at tourism sites as part of the Green Tourism Incentive Programme, Patricia de Lille says

A report has found that young people have taken on more credit in the first quarter of 2023 compared with last year

The new Saw movie sets the stage for the return of John Kramer. Get a creepy glimpse of David Gordon Green’s Exorcist: Believer. Amazon’s The Boys spinoff sets a release date. Plus, American Horror Story: Delicate drops a suitably absurd teaser. Spoilers, away!

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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — For years — make that decades — soccer in the United States has grown one small step at a time. Lionel Messi is the giant leap. Sixteen years to the day after David Beckham first took the field with the LA Galaxy, Messi is slated to debut Friday night for the...

Stitches is throwing his money behind the Cubs at Wrigley Field Friday afternoon.

A federal appellate court decided that a requirement to build or pay for a sidewalk constitutes an unconstitutional taking.

I walked away with some core takeaways that I think employers and talent alike should consider when it comes to a global workforce.

Morgan Slade, from CloudQuant, discusses prediction for the CPI, U.S. inflation, potential Federal Reserve actions, and their impact on the economy and markets.

As a CEO in the industry, I see tremendous applications of AI in cybersecurity soon, particularly in threat intelligence.

The global chocolate industry involves complex ethical and socioeconomic issues as well future uncertainties. There is hope, but we should not take this treat for granted

Advocates say new technologies can extend wind power to new areas, and avoid some of the public resistance.

Senators say a JFK-style declassification effort will help address the public’s concerns about aerial phenomena.

The veteran commentator has called big matches all over the world - now he’s thrilled to get the chance to call the Women’s World Cup on home soil.

Developments in tech are moving at a rapid pace and that poses serious human rights issues, says journalist Tracey Spicer.

The Mirror toured the new giant barge on the sea in Dorset where asylum seekers who may have fled war or persecution will be made to share bunk beds in 222 bedrooms

“You’re winners, babies!” doesn’t exactly roll off the tongue, so we’ll just say that condragulations are in order to a pair of queens and leave it at that. In addition to crowning the winner of All Stars 8, Friday’s finale also revealed the winner of Drag Race‘s fist-ever Fame Games, a thing we’ve totally been […]

As a potential third indictment looms for former US President Donald Trump, special counsel Jack Smith continues to schedule interviews with witnesses in the Justice Department’s investigation into efforts to overturn the 2020 election. 

The bogus feds got away with the victims' Mercedes-Benz and $40,000 in cash, cryptocurrency, and designer goods.

There has been much fanfare around the arrival of Argentina's World Cup-winning superstar, with fans forking out thousands of dollars for a seat in the stadium - and one listed for an eyewatering $110k.

Injuries, poor results and pay disputes have diluted their favourites tag, but Sarina Wiegman’s side are prepared to hit the ground running in Group D

SHE was propelled to fame as a child on US reality show Toddlers and Tiaras.