Riyadh Airport Attack: Death Toll Rises to 14 Amid Houthi Threats Fourteen people have been killed and several others injured following two deadly attacks on King Khalid International Airport in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The violence has triggered severe disruptions to international air travel and raised urgent questions regarding aviation security in the region. Consecutive Weekend
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Syria Women University Restrictions Spark Heavy Criticism New Syria women university restrictions prevent female students from enrolling in specific degree programs. These recent admission rules block women from studying law, management, security, and technical courses. Consequently, the decision has sparked major concerns over equal access to higher education, according to reporting by AFP. Syria’s Ministry
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South Africa is considering a new car licence renewal fee to fund the struggling Road Accident Fund (RAF). Learn how proposed changes, fuel levy tweaks, and electric vehicles factor into the debate. South Africa Considers New Car Licence Renewal Fee South African motorists could soon pay a new fee when renewing their annual vehicle licence
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South Africans received approximately 17 billion spam calls in early 2026. Truecaller data revealed this staggering volume of unwanted direct marketing. To combat the issue, the government introduces a national system. This new registry gives consumers direct control over who contacts them. Trade, Industry and Competition Minister Parks Tau, National Consumer Commissioner Hardin Ratshisusu, and
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First, a massive Saudi-led offensive Yemen campaign has drastically intensified the ongoing war. Specifically, 100 fighter jets currently provide heavy air support to government forces. Consequently, these government troops continue battling Houthi rebels for critical territory near the Bab al-Mandab Strait. Importantly, this strategic strait serves as a major route for global commercial trade. According
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First, women gathered in Pietermaritzburg on Saturday, 3 October, for an inspiring wellness experience. Specifically, The Morning Edit Pietermaritzburg event brought ladies together for Pilates, connection, and charity. Radio Al Ansaar hosted the morning at Senses Wellness Institute to give women an opportunity to step away from their daily routines. Consequently, attendees enjoyed a peaceful
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First, police arrested a 15-year-old suspect after an attacker used an improvised flamethrower against a woman in Marseille. Specifically, this shocking incident occurred as France school protests become increasingly violent across the country. Consequently, authorities face mounting pressure to restore order. According to reports, the woman intervened when a group of youths started damaging public
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First, India and Pakistan will renew their famous cricket rivalry during the massive India vs Pakistan Johannesburg match at the 2027 Cricket World Cup. Indeed, one of the biggest rivalries in global sports is coming to the city. Specifically, fans will watch the highly anticipated clash at the famous Wanderers stadium. Furthermore, the teams will
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Russia has issued a severe Kaliningrad nuclear warning to NATO, stating that it could use nuclear weapons if the alliance attempts to cut off the small Russian territory wedged between NATO members Poland and Lithuania. The warning was contained in a diplomatic document sent to NATO and reviewed by Reuters. Moscow claims it has information
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California officially recognised Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha as state holidays. California has officially recognised Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha as state holidays. Governor Gavin Newsom signed Assembly Bill 2017 into law on 27 September. The legislation adds both Islamic holidays to California’s state calendar. The move marks an important moment for more than one
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