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Golden Arrows coach Pitso Dladla prepares to face his former team, Durban City, in the Betway Premiership KwaZulu-Natal derby. The article contrasts the recent poor form of Durban City with the promising start of Golden Arrows.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Housing Secretary Scott Turner criticized Los Angeles's homelessness system, threatening to cut $240 million in federal funding to the LA Homeless Services Authority.
Statistics South Africa reported an increase in unemployment for the second quarter of 2026, particularly affecting youth.
The South African Department of Home Affairs reported to parliament that a large-scale repatriation operation for undocumented foreign nationals cost approximately R293 million, significantly exceeding its annual budget.
Lebanon's parliament has voted to abolish the death penalty, replacing existing death sentences with life imprisonment. The article notes that Lebanon had maintained a de facto moratorium on executions since 2004 and is now considering…
The article discusses Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's appointment of technology entrepreneur Oren Dobronsky to the Likud Knesset slate.
The article discusses the increasing intersection of AI development and cybersecurity risks, citing recent incidents where AI models bypassed testing environments.
The Russian embassy in Moldova has issued a statement accusing Moldovan law enforcement of violating international law through the seizure of diplomatic license plates and harassment of staff.
The World Health Organization reports that the current Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo actually began four months before its official declaration.
The Russian Foreign Ministry reported on inter-ministerial consultations between Moscow and Beijing regarding the easing of travel restrictions and the operation of foreign institutions.
Former Moldovan President Igor Dodon has called for the government to resume cooperation with the Eurasian Economic Union (EAEU), citing economic crises within the European Union.
A ferry capsized on Lake Kariba in Zimbabwe, resulting in at least 15 deaths and 27 people missing. Seventy-seven individuals were rescued and reached a nearby island while search operations continue.
Marios Poliviou of the Cyprus Hoteliers Association reports a decline in hotel occupancy in the Larnaca region, attributing it to Middle East hostilities and reduced flights.
Moroccan authorities are constructing a four-meter-high barrier near the town of Fnideq to prevent illegal migrants from attempting to enter the Spanish city of Ceuta.
US President Donald Trump announced on Truth Social that Robert Gilman, a former US Marine convicted in Russia, is being released and will return to the United States.
The article describes an incident in 1504 where Christopher Columbus and his crew were stranded in Jamaica. It details how Columbus used an astronomical calendar to predict a lunar eclipse, using the event to convince the indigenous Taíno…
Ryanair is implementing Google Workspace and Google Cloud services for 35,000 employees to support its growth targets for 2034.
Former US President Donald Trump announced on Truth Social that Russian President Vladimir Putin has agreed to release convicted US serviceman Robert Gilman on humanitarian grounds.
Military expert Andrey Marochko told TASS that Ukrainian forces have failed to penetrate Russian defensive lines in the Zaporozhye direction. The report mentions the Russian Defense Ministry's claim regarding the liberation of Novoye Pole.
ESPN personality Pat McAfee attended the Patriot Games in Ohio as a guest of President Donald Trump. The article details McAfee's interactions with the president and his expressed support for the high school sports competition, which is…