On Tuesday, July 23rd, tensions in the Red Sea reached new heights as Israel and Yemen’s Houthi rebels exchanged fire, marking a significant escalation in the conflict. The Israeli strike...
Read moreOn Tuesday, July 23rd, President Cyril Ramaphosa enacted three critical pieces of legislation, shaping South Africa's future in climate action, public procurement, and small enterprise support. These laws include the...
Read moreOn Tuesday, July 23rd, Gayton McKenzie, South Africa’s Minister of Sports, Arts, and Culture, announced his ambitious plan to bring Formula 1 (F1) racing back to the country. This announcement...
Read moreOn Tuesday, July 23rd, dozens of Palestinians were killed, and thousands more were forced to flee after Israel launched a fresh ground assault in the southern Gazan city of Khan...
Read moreOn Tuesday, July 23, the Democratic Alliance (DA) and civil rights organization AfriForum filed urgent applications with the Constitutional Court to remove former Judge President Dr. John Hlophe from the...
Read moreOn Tuesday, July 23rd, Ethiopian officials reported that the death toll from two landslides in the southern region of Gofa has risen to 229. The landslides, triggered by heavy rains,...
Read moreOn Thursday, July 18th, a massive global IT outage caused by a software update from cybersecurity firm CrowdStrike led to significant disruptions in various sectors, including aviation, banking, and healthcare....
Read moreOn Thursday, July 18th, the Israeli Knesset overwhelmingly voted against the establishment of a Palestinian state, challenging long-standing United States policy advocating for a two-state solution. The resolution passed with...
Read moreOn Thursday, July 18th, a Kenyan court temporarily suspended a police ban on protests in Nairobi following a month of deadly anti-government demonstrations. The protests, initially sparked by unpopular tax...
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