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Professor Narnia Bohler-Muller argues that hunger in South Africa is a structural and constitutional failure rather than a private misfortune.
Langelihle Phili has joined Kaizer Chiefs from Stellenbosch in a trade involving Ashely Du Preez and Given Msimango. The 21-year-old winger expressed his excitement about joining his childhood club and his ambition to win trophies.
The article discusses the growth of South Africa's 'silver economy,' focusing on the industries that support the elderly population.
The Madlanga commission of inquiry heard testimony from state advocate Drushantha Ramsamy regarding Police Minister Senzo Mchunu's alleged direct involvement in investigations into crime intelligence procurement irregularities.
Pakistani authorities have introduced new guidelines requiring international media to obtain permission to report from most areas outside of Islamabad, Karachi, and Lahore.
The South African Department of International Relations and Co-operation (Dirco) has outlined the goals for the SADC Summit in Durban, focusing on migration management and regional industrial development.
eNCA is proposing the retrenchment of 171 employees as part of a shift toward a digital-first newsroom structure. The article details the company's justification for the cuts alongside reports of a significant pay gap and corporate…
The text contains two brief promotional snippets: one announcing singer Elaine's new musical direction and single, and another introducing a guide on financial boundaries for women.
Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank have announced the birth of their first daughter in Lisbon, Portugal. The article provides details about the newborn and lists the current British royal line of succession.
South Korea is experiencing a record-breaking heatwave, with temperatures reaching a historic high of 42.5C in Yangsan. Authorities report at least 19 deaths, and Seoul has issued a severe heat warning under a new government response…
The article features an interview with James Skidmore of Valpak regarding the environmental and logistical challenges of end-of-life electric vehicle batteries.
The article reports on the growth of private jet-sharing services in the United States, driven by an increase in high-net-worth households.
A 15-year-old suspect in East St. Louis, Illinois, was taken into custody following the stabbing death of John Wesley Allen Sr.
The provided text is a compilation of news headlines and snippets from various sources, covering primary election results, political campaigns involving Abdul El-Sayed and Peggy Flanagan, and reports on COVID-19 vaccines and DHS…
The article provides a premarket summary of various companies' stock price movements following the release of quarterly financial reports and guidance.
The article discusses a study co-authored by UC Riverside professor Jean Helwege regarding the impact of Islamic bonds (sukuk) on Malaysia's corporate bond market.
Scientists from the CEA, ESA, and other institutions plan to study a total solar eclipse in Spain to better understand the sun's corona, chromosphere, and solar activity.
Researchers from La Trobe University have found that annual ryegrass, a significant weed in Australian grain systems, can adapt its growth and reproduction to survive drought stress.
The New York Post presents a curated collection of short excerpts and one-liners from the satirical website The Babylon Bee. The content includes jokes regarding government officials, the WNBA, professional sports, and migrants.
Lake Velence in Hungary is experiencing critical water level drops and ecological decline due to extreme heat and drought.