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Photos: Chaos in Indian capital as farmers hold ‘tractor rally’
Thousands of farmers break through barricades to enter New Delhi as India holds military parade to mark Republic Day.
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Thousands of farmers break through barricades to enter New Delhi as India holds military parade to mark Republic Day.
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Nadhim Zahawi says supply is tight, but he expects the UK to meet its February target of 15m doses.
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South Africa
In December 2020, the Minister for the Public Service and Administration, Senzo Mchunu, approved the publication of the draft National Implementation Framework towards the Professionalisation of the Public Service for public comments.
South Africa
South Africa’s COVID-19 deaths have passed 41 000 as the country works around the clock to contain the further spread of the virus.
South Africa
The world has been in a race to get people inoculated against COVID-19, with African countries yet to join the rolling out of the vaccine.
South Africa
The trio face a string of charges, including rape, human trafficking and racketeering.
World
Giuliani’s acknowledgement on his radio show came hours after Dominion Voting Systems filed a defamation lawsuit against him.
World
“I feel very optimistic about the future of sustainable energy with the new administration,” Musk told Fortune Magazine.
World
Twitter is enlisting the help of a small group of US users to vet tweets that could contain misinformation and add notes with “informative context.”
World
A court in India has ruled that groping a child through their clothing does not constitute sexual assault, drawing outrage across the country and frustrating campaigners battling to address widespread sexual abuse against women and children.
Africa
Foreign investment into solar products are helping to plug Zambia’s power shortage problems.
Africa
Several African governments have published plans to establish smart cities, including Cairo, Johannesburg, Kigali and Nairobi. They require the most advanced technologies available
Africa
The incident is the latest linked to a political crisis in the semi-autonomous Jubaland region of Somalia which has strained diplomatic relations between the East African countries.
Africa
Democracies are fragile entities that are often captured and exploited by populists, to the detriment of all concerned
Business
President Cyril Ramaphosa has warned about issues surrounding the roll-out and availability of vaccines in all countries worldwide.
Business
Shift their focus to fighting potentially more dangerous versions of the coronavirus and find other ways to deploy their technologies.
Business
Treasuries held an overnight climb and crude oil fluctuated under $53 a barrel.
Business
The Top Employers Institute has published its list of the global top employers to work for in 2021.
Politics
The State Capture Commission will continue to hear State Security Agency (SSA) related evidence from the Acting Director General at the State Security Agency (SSA), Mr Loyiso Jafta on Tuesday.
Politics
The Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) has called for the immediate criminal prosecution of everyone implicated in wrongdoing during the testimony of Chairperson of the High Level Review Panel into the State Security Agency (SSA) Sydney Mufamadi.
Politics
Speaking during a virtual memorial service held in Mthembu’s honour by the African National Congress, Kodwa said Motsweni-Tsipane’s behaviour was an insult to Mthembu’s memory.
Politics
Former Chairperson of the High Level Review Panel into the State Security Agency (SSA) Sydney Mufamadi has testified to the State Capture Commission that the panel found that there had been politicisation and factionalisation of the intelligence community over the past 10 years in contravention of the constitution.
Sport
A year on from the tragic death of Kobe Bryant, BBC Sport’s Liam Loftus dedicates a poem to the NBA legend as he reflects on the career and moments that made him an icon.
Sport
Elgar and du Plessis have so far added 31 for the third wicket after Aiden Markram (13) and Rassie van der Dussen (17) fell, leaving the tourists wobbling at 63-2.
Sport
Joel Embiid gets the nod, and though Curry has performed well lately, there are doubts that the Warriors will prevail
Sport
Tennis star Nick Kyrgios says he feels safe playing in this year’s Australian Open and has played down complaints from fellow players who are having to quarantine ahead of the tournament in Melbourne.
Education
[Namibian] ELLA du Plessis High School in Khomasdal was allegedly robbed of N$65 000 on Monday afternoon.
Education
[Daily Maverick] Notwithstanding multiple barriers that impede learner academic achievement, chief among them is that we are hardly ever held accountable as teachers. And I know of young teachers who have lost their flair and drive because of poor influence caused by toxic work environments.
Education
Leading scientist says schools should let staff decide rather than bringing back entire year groups
Schools should let teachers select additional vulnerable pupils for an early return to classrooms to increase numbers gradually, a leading scientist has said as the children’s commissioner demanded a roadmap for full reopening.
In an interview with the Guardian, the president of the Royal College...
Education
[Nation] Candidates for the forthcoming Kenya Certificate of Primary Education (KCPE) and Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) examinations at Kapedo trading centre are a worried lot. Recent attacks and constant fear of the return of bandits has disrupted learning at five schools, leading to growing worry that the pupils will register poor performance in this year’s national...
Lifestyle
Pearl thusi got into a heated conversation on gender equality and later addressed her haters saying they help her make more money.
Lifestyle
Lifestyle
Lifestyle
A British study found widely used antibiotics azithromycin and doxycycline were generally ineffective against early-stage Covid-19, as the search for treatments against the illness continues while vaccines are being rolled-out.
Entertainment
Entertainment
Public broadcaster SABC has found a replacement for Isidingo a year after canning the long-running soapie.
Entertainment
Oh, dear. How ever could they have missed this during their promenade around the town square?
Entertainment
Steve Harvey has given his approval of his daughter Lori’s relationship with Michael B. Jordan – for now.
Science/Tech
Microsoft has released a short video that aims to show why its Surface Pro 7 is a better laptop than Apple’s MacBook Pro.
Science/Tech
South Africans could be in for another bout of load-shedding this week should the widespread rainfall across northeastern parts of the country not subside.
Science/Tech
The app has helped fuel democracy movements in Iran and Belarus but now faces scrutiny as extremists and conspiracy theorists flock to it amid crackdowns by Facebook and Twitter on disinformation.
Science/Tech
Promoted | South Africa’s leading alternative mobile data provider, execMobile, has many good reasons why customers should cancel their corporate mobile APNs and move to more cost-effective, secure solutions.
Motoring
Motoring
Motoring
Motoring
Health
Initial studies show a significant drop in infections and hospitalizations after just one dose, and very few cases after two. Experts caution that the results are preliminary.
Health
Medical professionals questioned how well the individual plastic bubbles protected band members and concertgoers from the coronavirus.
Health
The health secretary says lifting restrictions can only happen when the “facts on the ground” show it is safe.
Health
Salisbury Cathedral is joining Britain’s vaccination drive, and its organists are providing a musical accompaniment. They’re even taking requests.
Nature
By Nicole Horn, Biodiversity Capabilities The bontebok – a likable, medium sized antelope with a multi-coloured coat and endemic to the Western Cape, is listed as Vulnerable in the International Union for Conservation of Nature Red List of Threatened Species. It was once on the brink of extinction due to hunting, human settlement and incorrect […]
Nature
By Nicole Horn and Alexis Olds Migration is a widespread but highly complicated and diverse component to many fish species lives. Migration can be strenuous and often consists of extremely long journeys. The life history stages of certain species rely heavily on migration. Fish will migrate for several reasons including escaping unfavourable conditions, moving to […]
Nature
Environment Minister Barbara Creecy has asked the management of the Isimangaliso Wetlands Park Authority to justify its decision to breach the St Lucia estuary mouth.
Nature
Scientists, using a wind tunnel and high-speed cameras, have captured the butterfly’s flying skill.