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Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,031
Here are the key developments on the 1,031st day of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
WATCH LIVE | ANC secretary-general Fikile Mbalula briefs media on full implementation of Bela Act
ANC secretary-general Fikile Mbalula is on Saturday briefing the media on the full implementation of the Basic Education Laws Amendment Act.
WATCH | ANC secretary-general Fikile Mbalula briefs media on full implementation of Bela Act
ANC secretary-general Fikile Mbalula is on Saturday briefing the media on the full implementation of the Basic Education Laws Amendment Act.
Usyk v Fury 2 – big-fight predictions
BBC Sport asks the world of boxing for their predictions for Tyson Fury’s rematch against Oleksandr Usyk on Saturday.
US Senate passes government funding bill, averts shutdown
The late-night vote capped a frantic week that saw president-elect Donald Trump and his billionaire ally Elon Musk defeat an initial bipartisan deal, throwing Congress into disarray.
News24 | Beware of holiday scammers: Tips to protect your bank card from cloning this festive season
The holiday season brings with it a whirlwind of shopping and festive preparations, but unfortunately, it also comes with an increase in criminal activity targeted at unsuspecting consumers.
Top order woes and injuries hamper Proteas Champions Trophy prep
The disappointment of a performance that lacked consistency and of a series now lost will serve as motivation for the Proteas when they tackle Pakistan in what is a ‘dead rubber’ at the Wanderers on Sunday.
Driver kills at least two after ramming into crowd at German Christmas market
A Saudi source told Reuters the kingdom had warned German authorities about the attacker, who the source said had posted extremist views on his personal X account.
‘Trapped inside’: The children suffocating in the smog of Lahore
Air pollution has become a major problem in Pakistan and it is children who are paying the price.
News24 | Disbarred lawyer Nonxuba – accused of stealing R188m from disabled children – faces arrest
Weeks after lawyer Zuko Nonxuba was disbarred over the disappearance of R188 million in medical negligence payouts to his disabled child clients, an East London magistrate has issued a warrant for his arrest on charges of fraud and theft of trust funds.
Faced with turmoil, a defiant Trudeau hangs on – for now
As the longest serving G7 leader, the Canadian prime minister has weathered many storms. But this time might be different.
News24 | HELLO WEEKEND | Niche fragrance fusions – Discover a world class brand built by South African talent
The latest edition of News24’s weekly digital weekend magazine is stuffed full of interviews, reviews, excerpts, and in-depth stories. Enjoy the read.
Best is yet to come, says Arteta as he marks five years at Arsenal
Five years to the day since Mikel Arteta was appointed Arsenal manager, the Spaniard said on Friday that the best is yet to come as he aims for more silverware to complement his rebuilding efforts at the North London club.
News24 | This life with Nthabi Nhlapo | Facebook confession: Justifying coldblooded murder is diabolical
In response to Sbusiso Mtaka’s confession on Facebook he had murdered Ntobeko Cele, a significant portion of social media erupted with vile, diabolical comments supporting or justifying the gruesome murder, writes Nthabi Nhlapo.
News24 | Voting for change: Here’s what happened in southern Africa during a super election year
In 2024, southern African electorates sent a strong message to governing parties in the region that they want change, with incumbents losing significant support. Vote rigging remains a concern in many countries, while many liberation movements are losing their grip on power amid flailing loyalty. Muhammad Hussain takes an in-depth look at changes in government in the SADC region.
THE WEEKEND WRAP: Zuma preaches to the converted; a teenager takes on Big Food in court; the seamstresses that make the Minstrels shine
Jacob Zuma wants to take back what’s his. Big Food is being taken to court by a teenager. And meet the seamstresses that make the Cape Minstrels sparkle.
Strong wind warning as Christmas getaway continues
Disruption is expected on the roads, with Met Office yellow warnings announced for parts of the UK.
Five unanswered questions from the Pelicot trial
Although the Pelicot trial is over, some questions remain over the case that shook France.
Warriors, water and a white horse: Photos of the week
A selection of news photographs from around the world.
Waspi women refused payouts – but what other compensation bills are looming?
Billions have been earmarked for victims of the Post Office and infected blood scandals.