Paul Ash is a senior reporter at the Sunday Times, covering transport, environment and wildlife, farming, tourism and defence. He was a 14-year veteran of the paper's travel section before moving to the newsroom in 2020 to focus on writing, reporting and telling stories in sound.
Load-shedding to end on Friday as Eskom generating performance improves
Load-shedding will end at 5am on Friday as a result of a recovery in Eskom's generating capacity.
Cape Town welcomes returning airlines, Airlink joins fight against animal trafficking
Shortly before their British Airways flight touched down in Cape Town on Wednesday morning, the pilot told the ...
Busa considering court action to make Covid-19 vaccines mandatory for all South African ...
Business for SA health working group chairperson Stavros Nicolaou said the organisation was “entirely aligned” with ...
50% capacity at stadiums for sport events on the cards if Covid-19 rate stays stable
SA is pushing ahead with plans to reopen stadiums for sport events as the country’s “Return to Play” programme gathers ...
Children aged 12-17 set to get coronavirus vaccinations
Health minister Joe Phaahla said the electronic registration system would be open for this age group from Wednesday ...
Short illness claims life of son of minister in the presidency
Minister in the presidency Mondli Gungubele is mourning the death of his son, Karabo, who passed away on Friday.
Scrap thieves caught on the trot in two one-horsepower getaway vehicles
A trio of scrap thieves was caught hot to trot in Cape Town on Wednesday after law enforcement officers in Epping waved ...
Not fare: Airlink berated for misleading ad for 25% discount
SA's advertising watchdog has found regional airline Airlink guilty of misleading advertising after a consumer ...
Covid-19 infographic showing vaccine benefits ‘definitely not fake news’, says Groote ...
The infographic shows dramatic differences between the number of vaccinated versus unvaccinated people admitted to ...
Aspen licensing deal secures supply of J&J vaccines to Africa
The vaccine, called Aspenovax, will be manufactured from drug substance supplied by Johnson & Johnson and sold to ...