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A landmark study by researchers from King's College London and UKZN reveals that 115 households near KZN's Somkhele coal mine suffered over R80 million in asset losses, with mine compensation covering less than 5% of immediate damages.
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Aviation security measures remain relatively poorly designed for rogue pilots, compared to external threat or hijacking, say these professors.
Hunters were charged at by a sow with her cubs west of Edmonton
Two giant pandas arrived in the US following Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit to Washington, continuing a decades-old tradition in which the beloved fuzzy ambassadors have become symbols of…
Two giant pandas arrived in the US following Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit to Washington, continuing a decades-old tradition in which the beloved fuzzy ambassadors have become symbols of…
TOKYO -- Japan revised its guidelines on permanent residence permits for foreigners on Oct. 1, raising standards such as the annual income required fo
