Business, state must be smart on AI privacy
AI experts believe privacy violations will continue to rise if business and the government don’t implement better regulations to tightly control how the smart technology is being used.
Stablecoin digital currency shares rand value
Cryptocurrencies are difficult to understand, with a constantly changing monetary value. But what if they carried the same value as the rand?
World Rhino Day: Small drop in poaching statistics
Organised crime behind killings
LOOK: Thousands gather to bid farewell to legend Chester Williams
Thousands of mourners, including rugby royalty, celebrities and politicians, gathered at the Newlands Stadium to bid farewell to rugby legend Chester Williams.
Artificial intelligence is not free from bias
Ethics need to be programmed into AI to eliminate learnt behaviour
Proposed road threatens endangered Cape toads
Cape Town - Environmentalists have hit backat the City of Cape Town over a proposal to build a road in the Noordhoekarea that could threaten an endangered species of toads. The proposal to extend the existing Hou Moed Avenue to Lekkerwater Road in Masiphumelele would run alongside three ponds and cost R60million, but the environmental impact and necessity for the road have not been adequately investigated.
'Burn the Floor' lights up the Cape Town stage
Get ready to move your hips and tap your feet - while sitting - as "Burn the Floor" lights up the Baxter Theatre until August 17.
Army slammed as abalone operation leaves residents in fear
Table View residents were left confused when the army rolled into the neighbourhood without explanation.
Sakina Grimwood's family is ‘devastated’ after her body found on Table Mountain
Grimwood?s body was found on Friday at the bottom of a steep cliff at Platteklip Gorge on Table Mountain after she apparently slipped and fell.
WATCH: Icebergs hold key to Cape Town’s water crisis, says master mariner
Icebergs the size of Table Mountain could be floating past Cape Town?s coastline in the next few years - in an ambitious plan to solve the city?s water shortage.
Fewer tourists visiting SA, #DayZero had negative impact
A new report shows that fewer international tourists are visiting South Africa - compared to other popular destinations on the continent.
#YouthDay: Western Cape youth uprising honoured in new exhibition
Historians seldom document the large 1976 student uprisings that took place in the Western Cape, electing rather to focus on Soweto.
We will protect ourselves, say farmers after attacks escalate
In a week of violent farm attacks that sent shock waves throughout the country, farm residents are fed up with talk and have decided to take control of their own safety.
New app to change the face of farming
Problems affecting trees and crops on a farm can be located and treated through a cellphone app.
PICS: Designer hut in Milan showcase
A Contemporary African hut housing a collection of South African designers? hand-woven rugs, cork stools and patterned fabric chairs debuted at Milan Design Week this week.
Banning main ingredient in weed killer is stupid, says expert
Spier Wine Estate farmer Angus McIntosh wants the use of glyphosate, the main ingredient in many weed killers, banned.
Cell C cuts ties with Miss SA
Hundreds of would-be beauty queens will have to wait to enter the Miss South Africa contest after one of the pageants headline sponsors ended its sponsorship of the event.
Carishma Basday takes a deep dive in latest role
Actress Carishma Basday didn?t see many female role models who looked like her when she was younger, but her latest film transforms the perceptions around what roles can be played by women of colour.
Wholly disabled team a Cape Epic first
One of the world?s most grueling mountain bike races will see the entry of its first all-disabled team when amputees Jaco van Gass and Stuart Croxford ride in the Absa Cape Epic today.
Chicago's all that jazz
A Nightclub singer, a double-murderess, a smooth-talking lawyer and a cell block of sin surrounded by the world?s sexiest musical (and all that jazz). After an 11 year hiatus, Chicago the Musical has returned to Cape Town with an all-South African ca
PICS: Cape Town Carnival thrilled with rise and shine theme
Spectators flocked to Green Point to watch as first a group of motorbikes and then floats of all shapes and sizes came parading down the fan walk.
Radio jock Nigel Pierce denies breaching contract
Radio presenter Nigel Pierce has hit back at his former employers on social media, after he was fired from Good Hope FM.
Imbalance in South Africa’s lion policy
More in captivity, used for petting or trophy hunting than on whole continent - conservationist
TV debut for Taliep’s daughter
Suidooster will have a new face from tomorrow night as a daughters of one of the country?s most celebrated playwrights makes her on-screen debut.
Focusing on sustainable transport
Transport experts want the city transformed into a car-free zone, where people are restricted to walking and riding bikes. Richard Gordge from Transport Futures believes ?proper investment? into public transport structures and less investment into bu