The global Samud Flotilla (GSF) has confirmed its leading boat, name the Family, was hit while travelling in Tunisian waters on Tuesday. Fire damages were suffered on the boat’s main deck and below deck storage. Although it is not yet clear if this was a hit, the explosion was experienced by the six steering crew […]
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Rassie Erasmus Springboks head coach of the Springboks has made several alterations to the team that suffered a heavy loss to New Zealand’s All Blacks in the third round of the Rugby Championship. The Head Coach of South Africa’s national team has decided to press forward would putting the next generation of the national team
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A return to stability for Gaza and the West bank or any semblance of normality for the Palestinians remains elusive. Egypt, Palestine and the Zionist colonial entity’s only large neighbour to the east, is being side lined – or rather elbowed aside – by the Israelis in the collapsing Gaza negotiations. The government of President
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President Cyril Ramaphosa was in Harare, Zimbabwe this week for the Official Opening of the Zimbabwe Agriculture Show. He was a guest of honour and was welcomed by Zimbabwean President Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa for a working visit. The purpose of the Zimbabwe Agriculture Show as an annual event is meant to be a platform to
The risk of pollution in ground water is increasing. South Africa’s water pollution situation is well-documented, with surface water resources under immense pressure from overuse, pollution and climate change. However, amidst the concerns, the cleanliness of ground water as a source of drinkable liquid remains under threat. This underground reservoir, accessed through boreholes and springs,
South Africa exhibits talent and potential at a soccer tournament in Oslo, Norway promoting hope and change for those who are experiencing homelessness. South Africans were leading in Group D. South Africa is currently first in stage two of the Men’s Group D at the Homeless World Cup. According to the soccer tournament’s page on
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The Municipality of eThekwini region comes under fire by residents over a persistent lack of water supply. The complaints came from as far as communities such as eMkhomazi on the south coast and Phoenix to the north of Durban. These grievances concerning negligence have highlighted the urgency surrounding water availability in these areas, as citizens
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As Sudan threads a difficult balance, its fractured military must contend with being restructured. General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, has launched a sweeping reorganization of the armed forces loyal to him. This comes amid the ongoing conflict with the Rapid Support forces (RSF). Al- Burhan issued a decree on August 18 consolidated control over all allied
State owned Power Utility Eskom is seeking to protect its monopoly over South Africa’s energy resources. This is a resistance in opposition to an envisaged transition to a liberalized energy market. The utility has taken its case to the Gauteng High Court to prevent the issuing of new electricity trading licences to private sector operators.
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South African swimming youngsters appear to have a winning streak. Swimming sensation Kris Mihaylov shot to first place in the 200m butterfly at the World Aquatics Junior Swimming Championships in Bucharest, Romania. The race was on Sunday night. Kris Mihaylov is now South Africa’s latest swimming world champion following Pieter Coetzee’s record-breaking backstroke performance at
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