Yet another Israeli war crime is buried in the sand as the world looks away
Sixteen Palestinian paramedics and first responders were executed in Rafah. Indifference is all they get.
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No contact over England white-ball captaincy – Billings
Sam Billings says there has been no contact from England over the vacant men’s white-ball captaincy.
Dozens arrested in Zimbabwe after antigovernment protests
Police say suspects in custody among 200 people who gathered at Harare’s Freedom Square and threw stones at officers.
News24 | No VAT hike, no bracket creep: ANC backs ActionSA’s Budget proposal
The ANC supports an ActionSA proposal to amend the Budget by removing the 0.5-percentage-point increase in VAT and giving personal income tax payers full relief for inflation.
What are Trump’s ‘liberation day’ April 2 tariffs?
President Trump prepares to unveil ‘very kind’ tariffs as critics warn of a global trade war and a slowdown in growth.
News24 | ‘No axe needed’: Mbalula says parties in GNU may ‘cut themselves out’
The ANC is not wielding an axe, waiting to remove parties from the government of national unity; they will remove themselves.
News24 | ‘Most comprehensive constitutional challenge’: SA Medical Association take steps to curb NHI Act
The South African Medical Association has announced the launch of a “significant legal challenge” against the National Health Insurance Act.
Armed police shoot man dead at railway station
Thames Valley Police says there is no further risk to the public at this time.
Grandmother earns taekwondo belt at 83
Ann Bigger took up the sport in January and has earned her yellow striped belt.
Iceland volcano erupts, forcing tourists and residents to evacuate
Lava penetrates protective barriers near Grindavik, a fishing town on a southwestern peninsula also evacuated last year.
Finland joins other Russian neighbours exiting from landmine treaty
PM Orpo announces preemptive measures as President Stubb engages in balancing act between Moscow and Washington.
News24 | So-called VIP latrines second most used form of sanitation in SA schools
Ventilated improved pit latrines are the second-most used form of sanitation in South African schools. But an SA Human Rights Commission investigation found in the Eastern Cape, the province where these toilets were most in use, safety concerns remained.
Several killed as Israeli military bombs building in Beirut
The Israeli military bombed a residential building in the suburbs of Lebanon’s capital Beirut.
News24 | Making HER story: From protege to CEO… how Praisy Dlamini is changing the women-in-wine game
Praisy Dlamini, SA’s first woman Cape Winemakers Guild Protege, is now CEO and winemaker at Adama Wines. Adama Wines is 55% black-owned, 30% female-run, and focused on empowering women in the wine industry.
News24 | CATCH the cricketing rose that spawns in Khayelitsha’s concrete and leaden violence
The CATCH Trust, based in Makhaza, Khayelitsha, and formerly the Gary Kirsten Foundation, is a cricket rose in a violence-ridden and gang-infested concrete bowl.
News24 | Blood, sweat and cheers: A donor’s tale of chasing the Man with the Golden Arm
Jonathan Ancer reflects on 72 blood donations, a life-saving lesson from his daughter’s illness, and the rookie mistake of drinking too much coffee — all while chasing the legacy of The Man with the Golden Arm.