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Video shows moment Israeli missile hits Gaza hospital
Video shows the moment an Israeli missile hits Gaza’s European Hospital in Khan Younis.
Trump’s meeting with Sharaa, unthinkable just months ago, boosts Syrians’ hopes
Syria’s interim leader met the US president in Riyadh after he announced he would lift sanctions on Syria.
Trump-al-Sharaa meeting illustrates Gulf geopolitical shift
President Donald Trump’s embrace of Syria’s new leadership, marks a major realignment in regional power dynamics.
I’m far from quitting as Man Utd coach – Amorim
Manchester United manager Ruben Amorim says he has no intention of walking out on the Europa League finalists despite their domestic struggles.
NEW DIRECTIVE: Alcohol ban at Eastern Cape schools threatens institutions’ revenue streams, say opponents
A new alcohol ban enforced by the Eastern Cape Department of Education is putting an end to long-standing fundraising traditions at public schools in the province.
Key takeaways from day two of Donald Trump’s tour of the Middle East
Trump was the first US president to make an official state visit to Qatar, and the stop culminated in a trade deal.
Sundowns crowned league champions for eighth successive season
Mamelodi Sundowns secured a record-extending eighth successive league title with a convincing 3-0 victory over Chippa United at Buffalo City Stadium in East London on Wednesday.
Major car brands recall several vehicles over safety issues
The brands that will be affected by the recall are Jeep Wrangler, Chrysler 300c, Citroën C4, DS4 and DS5 models, Mercedes-Benz CLA (118), S-class (model series 223), Audi, VW Polo sedan and Volvo XC90.
Who will win celebrity Traitors? Psychologists make their predictions
BBC News speaks to psychologists about the line-up’s likely faithfuls, traitors and frontrunners.
DEFYING THE ODDS: From ruins to resilience: Gazan medical students triumph against adversity in South Africa
Twenty-seven students from Gaza will be heading back home after arriving in 2024 to complete their practicals for medical studies at UCT and Wits university following the destruction of their medical schools during the Gaza war.
UK neo-Nazis convicted of planning mosque, synagogue ‘race war’ attack
Police say the trio espoused hatred for Muslims and immigrants and discussed attacking mosques or synagogues.
OPINIONISTA: Enough is enough! Talk to everyone! Include everyone! We are Afrikaans! I am an Afrikaner!
It is dangerous for the governing party to only meet with one group whose mother tongue is Afrikaans who call themselves Afrikaners — a group who enjoy all the privileges from the previous dispensation.
I’m far from quitting but Man Utd need to perform – Amorim
Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim says he is “far from quitting” his job after saying he may have to give the “space to different people” if their poor form continued following Sunday’s 2-0 defeat by West Ham in the Premier League.
PARLIAMENT: EFF’s Sihle Lonzi evicted from Parliament after challenging Seta board appointments
Chaos broke out at a hearing of Parliament’s Portfolio Committee on Higher Education when EFF MP Sihle Lonzi was forcibly removed after raising concerns about leaked Seta board appointments.
PARLIAMENT: Military Veterans mess — committee wants ‘dysfunctional department’ placed under administration
The parliamentary defence and military veterans committee will ask President Cyril Ramaphosa and Defence Minister Angie Motshekga to place the department under administration for alleged incompetence and leadership problems.
OPINIONISTA: Ashley Saul’s attempt at questioning foreign staff at universities shows a lack of understanding
Contrary to xenophobic statements, South African universities are not flooded with foreign staff. The real crisis lies in our failure to invest in and grow a new generation of black South African academics.
One week of food left: nonprofit in urgent food crisis amid subsidy delays
Hundreds of vulnerable individuals being fed by a nonprofit organisation in the Johannesburg inner city could go hungry for days as the organisation is facing financial strain due to a technical glitch that has delayed payments from the Gauteng department of social development.
SEMIGRATION REVERSE: South Africans start trickling back to Gauteng as property demand shifts
People are realising that the grass isn’t always greener in Cape Town. Rising costs and infrastructure woes are driving many back to Johannesburg, where cheaper housing and stronger job prospects are reversing the semigration trend.