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Parties in the dock
Mozambique's parties increasingly ask the courts to settle disputes their own institutions cannot, but the courts do not answer them all alike
News24 | ‘If the court says I must pay, I will pay’: Lobishe breaks silence on writ
Nelson Mandela Bay Mayor Babalwa Lobishe has broken her silence on the writ of execution issued against her, saying she will honour the court’s order, and flatly denying claims that …
Oixuna yomunhu oi dule yombwa
Okaana kokamati (15) ke li mondodo onhihamano oka tulwa konima yekumba notaka tamanekelwa oshipofa shedipayo nomunyeka sha landula efyo lomukainhu (60) kOnheleiwa moshitopolwahoololo shaMusati. Nakuningwa oshihakanwa vati okwa ponokelwa meumbo …
Seals and sea lions undergo hearing tests in Australian research
Australia's scientists have trained seals and sea lions to take hearing tests at Sydney's Taronga Zoo, hoping to better understand how human-made noise affects marine mammals.
Drowned matric student receives top honour at school’s prizegiving
Matric learner Jonathan Bradfield's dream to become a wool-farmer was recognised with his top agricultural award at his school's prizegiving.
Government communicators urged to safeguard public trust
Government communicators urged to safeguard public trust With misinformation and disinformation spreading faster and reaching wider audiences, Deputy Minister in The Presidency, Kenny Morolong, has urged government communicators to provide …
Ethiopia and Eritrea trade war accusations as regional conflict threatens to escalate
Ethiopia and Eritrea are trading accusations of aggression, as fighting in northern Ethiopia raises fears of a new regional war.
News24 | ANC expels seven members for contesting elections for other parties
The ANC in KwaZulu-Natal has expelled seven members for contesting local government elections against the party after failing to secure nominations as councillor candidates.
Early Super League leaders face tough tests
The 2026 Transition Super League enters match day two this weekend with seven teams looking to maintain their perfect start after winning their opening fixtures. Nkana, Roan United, Konkola Blades, …
Indonesia: Baby orangutan saved from Borneo wildfires as habitat destruction escalates
A young orangutan has been rescued from wildfires in Borneo. Named Novita, the three- to four-year-old female was found clinging to a tree in Central Kalimantan on 26 September, with …
Ethiopian Airlines to resume flights to Tigray's capital from Sunday
The carrier temporarily suspended its services to Mekelle on 23 September, citing the 'current situation' in the Tigray region.
USA clinch CWC League 2 title after win over Namibia
The United States have won the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup League 2 title after defeating Namibia by four wickets in Dallas on Wednesday. The victory earned the USA two …
News24 | Just 25% of Gauteng roads ‘good’ despite billions spent
More than 70% of provincially managed roads in the Eastern Cape, Mpumalanga and North West are rated “poor” or “very poor”, despite the provinces spending almost all of their maintenance …
Gororo rapihwa makore 12 mujeri
Kingstone Mapupu MURUME wemakore 28 okuberekwa akapihwa chirango chekugara mujeri kwemakore gumi nemaviri nemhosva mbiri dzekuba. Bright Chiteshe, wekwaSabhuku Nyakudya, mudunhu raMambo…
Sam Nujoma Stadium upgrade faces rethink
The City of Windhoek says Sam Nujoma Stadium’s current refurbishment is not designed to meet Confederation of African Football standards, with further upgrades planned. The current upgrade is limited to …
Irvine’s Zimbabwe celebrates World Egg Day in style
Muchaneta Chimuka IRVINE’S, Zimbabwe’s leading table egg and chicken producer and supplier, joined the rest of the world in celebrating World Egg…
‘SA is not an option’: March and March welcomes withdrawal of asylum directive
March and March leader has criticised SA’s asylum policy after Home Affairs withdrew its directive on asylum applications.
Hiring US-to-China oil tanker costs more than launching a space rocket
Tanker rates have surged to record levels as the Iran war disrupts oil flows, tightening vessel supply and raising costs for crude buyers and refiners.
Disaster resilience in SA depends on connecting institutions, resources and communities
To build true disaster resilience there needs to be genuine collaboration between existing institutions and grassroots communities, and the integration of local knowledge and shared responsibility into public safety systems.
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