Should the sex offenders register be made public?
Tazne van Wyk's alleged killer lived next door, he had been released from prison on parole after committing a sex offence and had disappeared from the police radar. ...
Rook(ie) to queen of the board
Young pupil proves she’s no pawn as she moves her way up chess ladder
NGOs prop up SA says Prof Jonathan Jansen
The organisations think out of the box to make an impact
Mystery mustang horses of Botrivier
The battle-scarred wild horses roaming Kleinmond wetlands have become an obsession for one photographer
Tricky terrain for elephants
Reintroducing these gentle giants to the Cape wetlands may not be as uncomplicated as it sounds
Tricky terrain for elephants
Reintroducing these gentle giants to the Cape wetlands may not be as uncomplicated as it sounds
Tricky terrain for elephants
Reintroducing these gentle giants to the Cape wetlands may not be as uncomplicated as it sounds
Motorbikes + music = Ubuntu @ South Coast Bike Fest
The deep, chocolatey, high-revving, vibrating, hit-your-pulse sound tells you bikes and music are coming to Margate.
#DurbanJuly: There's a thrill in the air
Durban in winter - the place to be for the greatest horse race in the country, the Vodacom Durban July. Liz Clarke gives us a preview
Gunning for the perfect Durban July
With just days to go, Liz Clarke spoke to key players in the racing event of the year
#DurbanJuly 'The real heroes are the horses'
If you were to ask retired racehorse trainer Johnny Nicholson to choose the best year of his life, it would probably be 1980. That was the year his six-year-old ...
Bargains4Babies - and for struggling parents
Business opportunities often arise from personal experiences, as this mother and daughter team discovered. Liz Clarke spoke to them about their ‘nursery’ venture ...
Trouble brewing in Shark Tank
Allegations of maladministration in a “potentially explosive” audit report detailing the finances of the Sharks rugby franchise.
Forensic probe into Sharks’ finances
A forensic investigation into the Sharks finances has been ordered following concerns raised by auditing company KPMG.
Soon, world will know about Vulindlela
A small and impoverished KZN village is providing scientists with important data on HIV and TB treatment, Liz Clarke reports.
Close encounters with the dark side
If something goes bump in the night this week, blame it on an asteroid the size of Jacob Zuma’s house. Liz Clarke looks at the space mysteries in store for Earthlings ...
New roles for medical pioneers
Liz Clarke looks at the 100-year journey of groundbreaking investigation that today marks UKZN as a leading research institute, nationally and internationally
KZN woman key to Aids vaccine?
An HIV-positive woman could pave the way for the world’s first effective vaccine.
Girl power drives new-age cars
If you thought women and prototype cars may not go together, a visit to the mechanical engineering division of UKZN might change your mind.
1 000 Days to change a life
A KZN researcher has just joined a rare breed of A-rated South African scientists. Liz Clarke spoke to her about her achievement.
The curse of the killer mozzie
We may not be at too much risk in most parts of SA, but there are those like Peter Agre who tell us we still have to be worried – very worried.
Birth control could bring jumbo hope
The sight of elephants making their way to a waterhole with their young is an integral part of the wildlife experience. But there is a darker side to this image, ...
Scientist wins illustrious award
Differences in the rate of development of Aids among HIV infected people have led KZN investigators to identify a tiny subset of "HIV controllers".
Digging up the dodo
For centuries the dodo was ridiculed and laughed at. But things are changing – and right here in Durban, writes Liz Clarke.
Empire of the sun
Liz Clarke went to the Pyrenees to learn what makes the sun tick.