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The article profiles Mosa Mahlelebe, the manager of airside operations at OR Tambo International Airport, detailing her educational journey and career progression in electrical engineering and aviation.
The South African National Roads Agency (Sanral) is offering a High School Scholarship Programme for students from grade 8 to 12 for the 2027 academic year.
Story audio is generated using AI The University of Cape Town (UCT) council has suspended the implementation of four resolutions challenged by vice-chancellor Prof Mosa Moshabela, pending the final…
A large statue of the Virgin Mary, believed to be the tallest in Europe, was inaugurated in Konotopie, Poland, with anti-communist leader Lech Wałęsa in attendance.
The article reports on a series of wildfires across Europe, specifically in Greece, Belgium, Spain, Portugal, Croatia, Germany, and France.
The Russian defense ministry reported that Russian drones targeted a production facility and a depot in Belgorod-Dnestrovsky.
Sally McManus, the outgoing secretary of the Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU), discusses her tenure, achievements, and the challenges she faced, including online harassment.
Firefighters and aircraft are working to contain a forest fire on the Greek island of Skyros, which has led to the evacuation of two small communities.
A Chinese container vessel, the 'Dubai Tower', has begun a journey to Europe via the Northern Sea Route to reduce travel time and avoid conflict in the Red Sea.
Australian medical experts and health organizations are expressing concern that changes to childhood vaccination policies in the United States may negatively impact vaccine confidence and uptake in Australia.
The article reports on the continued sale of Nazi-era military artifacts in Australia despite federal laws banning the trade of prohibited symbols.
The Russian defense ministry reported that its forces targeted three dry cargo ships, two tankers, and fuel storage facilities at the port of Odessa.
The Republican nominee for New York’s 12th Congressional District argues that political rhetoric from city leadership and Democratic opponents has contributed to a rise in antisemitism.
The author argues that Senator Chuck Schumer has abandoned his long-standing claim of being a 'guardian' of Israel and the Jewish people in favor of maintaining his political power within a shifting Democratic caucus.
The author argues that recent shifts in Kurdish politics and the PKK's decision to end its armed struggle are driven by strategic disappointments and changing power dynamics rather than solely by Abdullah Ocalan's anti-Israel rhetoric.
The author argues for the recognition of Kurdish national agency and sovereignty, critiquing Western and regional perspectives that view Kurds as proxies or savages.
The article explains the history and controversy surrounding Tokyo's Yasukuni Shrine, which commemorates Japanese war dead including convicted war criminals.
Israel's National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has advocated for the nightly killing of dozens of people in Gaza, asserting they are not worthy of life.
Malta's Foreign Minister Chris Fearne advocates for a coordinated European approach to Mediterranean migration, proposing the sea be viewed as a bridge rather than a border.
The article reports on indirect communications between the United States and Iran's IRGC mediated by Nechirvan Barzani of Iraqi Kurdistan.