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ISWAP Shows Signs of Fracturing After Al-Minuki Raid

The recent killings of a top Islamic State West Africa Province (ISWAP) commander and three lieutenants in northeast Nigeria has left the group in organizational disarray amid ongoing battles with …
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Absa se aandeelprys val met 7% ná waarskuwing oor laer wins

Amelia Morgenrood, PSG Wealth
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Two shot and injured during protest in Hillbrow

She urged supporters of the movement to act within the bounds of the law.
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Eugene Modise refutes claims of a payroll crisis in Tshwane

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Africa Corps Adds Drones in Mali

Russian forces supporting Mali’s military junta have begun using kamikaze-style first-person-view (FPV) drones to attack rebel positions in the north of the country, mirroring the tactics Tuareg rebels and terrorists …
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RSF Defections to Sudanese Army Continue

Members of the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) continue to defect to the Sudanese Army, but the presence of RSF fighters in areas where they are accused of committing atrocities …
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Morocco's Gnaoua festival celebrates African roots through music and cultural exchange

The festival is known for creating unexpected collaborations between artists from different musical backgrounds, and this year's edition continued that tradition.
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Today's weather: Cold front and coastal rain set the tone for July's first day

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Tunisia Receives 48 Armored Vehicles from U.S.

The recent delivery of 48 armored vehicles to the Tunisian Army is expected to help the country’s military conduct security operations, joint and combined exercises and rapid response missions across …
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‘We fled with only our lives’: Migrants recount brutal attack as Durban tensions escalate ahead of protests

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N$40 million fraud accused denied bail appeal

A bail appeal of a woman facing charges of fraud and money laundering involving a total amount of N$40 million has been dismissed in the Windhoek High Court. In a …
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Govt 50% bycatch levy hike alarms industry

The fishing industry has warned that the government’s proposal to increase the bycatch levy from 15% to 50% could threaten the viability of companies. The industry says this would ultimately …
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Daron defends role in N$40m DRC fishing scandal

Daron Namibia has denied allegations that it misappropriated funds from a N$40-million Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) fishing venture now at the centre of a High Court battle involving Standard …
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Murdered Roswinds Fabianu’s grave site set ablaze

More than a year after Roswinds Fabianu (6) was raped and murdered at Okahandja, her family thought the only thing left to do was wait for justice. Instead, they have …
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Western Cape dam levels continue climbing after latest rainfall

Cape Town's water supply has received another seasonal boost, with the Western Cape Water Supply System reaching 74.9% of total storage capacity.
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Gerry Elsdon grateful for pastors support amid mother’s passing

Media personality, Gerry Elsdon, penned a heartfelt message expressing gratitude for her pastors support following her mother's passing.
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China Accused of ‘Two-Faced Diplomacy’ in DRC

In parts of the world such as Ukraine, Myanmar and Japan, the Chinese government has been accused of employing “two-faced diplomacy.” It’s a strategy of publicly pledging peace, economic cooperation …
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Former CF Official Urges Kalaba and M’membe to Back Mundubile

A former Citizens First (CF) Youth National Secretary has appealed to Citizens First president Harry Kalaba and Socialist Party president Dr Fred M’membe to withdraw from the presidential race and …
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Experts warn against foreign technology reliance

Digital experts and technologists have urged developing nations, including Namibia, to urgently strengthen their own digital infrastructure and reduce their dependency on foreign technology. The warning is outlined in a …
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LOOK: Anti-illegal immigration protesters march through Sunnyside as businesses shut down

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ConCourt says bank rand-rigging case can proceed

The case forms part of a wider global crackdown on foreign-exchange rigging.
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BREAKING | LeBron James to leave Los Angeles Lakers

LeBron James, the all-time leading scorer in NBA history, is to leave the Los Angeles Lakers, but will continue his NBA career.
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Chinese firms power Zimbabwe’s industrialisation, community development

Online Reporter The record US$4,4 billion in bilateral trade between Zimbabwe and China in 2025 is a powerful indication of the growing importance of the Asian country’s partnerships and a…
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Rassie reveals England’s Saffa import was keen to play for Springboks before switching allegiance

Rassie Erasmus confirmed the Springboks wanted to cap Benhard Janse van Rensburg before a promise to World Rugby ruled it out.
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News24 | Protesters barge into homes, threaten pregnant woman, mom with 3-month-old baby

After facing threats of an attack, Judith Tingana decided to wake her three-month-old baby to face anti-immigrant protesters who barged into her house in Nompumelelo informal settlement in KuGompo (formerly …
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