When South African airlines damage your luggage, they often limit compensation using outdated international conventions, ignoring the Consumer Protection Act's protections. Here’s how to fight for fair reimbursement, writes Wendy Knowler.
Photographer: Wilson Bentley Summary Author: Jim Foster This elegant snow crystal was photographed by Wilson Alwyn Bentley (1865-1931) over a century ago. Along with hundreds of other such mesmerizing photomicrographs, it’s housed at the Bentley Snow Crystal Collection in the...
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At least one Christmas miracle is happening in South Africa – the prices of many staple festive meal ingredients have either remained flat or decreased over the last year.
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If Mozambique fails, SA will be unable to handle the influx of economically displaced refugees, while the economic consequences of trade and food will affect South Africans directly, writes Qaanitah Hunter.
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A selection of the best TV shows to watch on Christmas Day 2024
Christmas means all kinds of different things depending on who you ask – and if, for you, it’s a day of relaxing at home with a tub of Celebrations to your left and a glass of something sparkling to your right, then we salute you.
This year in particular, we’re in for an especially jam-packed day of telly on Christmas Day – including festive specials of your favourite shows, dramatic goings on in Soapland and the most-hyped TV comeback of the last five years. Читать дальше...
Augusto Monterroso’s playful tale of a writer in search of a lasting legacy takes aim at the literary establishment
One of Europe’s most vibrant cultural capitals is reeling over plans to slash subsidies
Former Tory chancellor says Britain is strong in key growth sectors and should stop talking itself down
Sir Chris Bryant says works must also remain a valuable part of the country’s soft power
Italian energy giant switches on the world’s most powerful machine outside the US
Retrenchment in industry has led to concerns about the spread of ‘pharmacy deserts’ with limited access to medicines
Ageing hardware is still going strong for the likes of Sony and Nintendo
Value of investments cashed out lingers well below historic average for third consecutive year
Prices of top-end Burgundies and vintage Champagnes fall for second straight year
Women receive cold-calls about family planning and universities asked to offer ‘love courses’ to tackle demographic crisis
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In containing everything all at once, it turns a magnifying glass on your life
Nightly calls from pontiff comfort Palestinians sheltering in churches for a second Christmas
