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Flesh-eating screwworm arrives in US with first case detected in Texas cattle
A calf near the US-Mexico border is the first case of the parasite in the US in 60 years.
DR LUVUYO BAYENI | Hypertension is no longer a disease of only elderly
There’s an increase of ‘silent killer’ among younger South Africans, health dept warns
SOWETAN | Govt must nip attacks on migrants in the bud
Police in the Western Cape are investigating two cases of murder of Mozambican nationals during violent unrest in KwaNonqaba, Mossel Bay, at the weekend.
North Korea’s Kim calls for ‘exponential’ nuclear expansion after inspecting new plant, KCNA says
SEOUL, June 4 (Reuters) – North Korean leader Kim Jong Un visited a newly operational nuclear material production facility and called for an “exponential” expansion of the country’s atomic arsenal, state media KCNA said on Thursday.
Five Eyes security alliance warns of Chinese espionage threat
LONDON, June 3 (Reuters) – Security agencies from the “Five Eyes” alliance which includes the US and Britain issued a warning on Wednesday about Chinese spies aggressively using online job platforms to recruit people with access to sensitive information.
US House votes for measure that would end Iran war, in blow to Trump
WASHINGTON, June 3 (Reuters) – The Republican-led US House of Representatives approved a resolution on Wednesday to block President Donald Trump from continuing the war against Iran, reflecting growing concern among members of his party about the three-month-old conflict.
Israel and Lebanon agree to implementation of ceasefire
June 3 (Reuters) – Lebanon and Israel said on Wednesday that they had agreed to the implementation of a ceasefire following negotiations in Washington aimed at ending the conflict that flared up alongside the war in Iran.
The Papers: ‘Top cop sorry’ and ‘Prince of pubs’
The fallout from the Henry Nowak case and the Prince of Wales’ pledge to support pubs dominate Thursday’s papers.
Bafana’s Mexico base: The country everyone warns you about is rolling out the red carpet
Mexico carries a US “increased caution” warning and six no-go states. It is also handing fans the key to Pelé’s old hotel room. Guess which one Bafana found when they landed.
NHS staff should be banned from wearing pro-Palestinian badges, report recommends
The recommendation is one of several from Lord Mann, whose review examined antisemitism within the organisation.
Man City have opening Anderson bid rejected by Forest
Manchester City have an opening transfer bid for midfielder Elliot Anderson rejected by Nottingham Forest.
Crypto assets and exchange control: A critical analysis of a defining high court judgment
The high court judgment reset the legal definition of crypto when it held that cryptocurrency is both ‘money’ and ‘capital’. South Africa now has conflicting high court authorities on whether exchange controls apply to crypto assets, a situation requiring appellate resolution.
Karl Sander and Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi remind us that the blue line holds amid corruption
When good cops break their silence it shows communities that professionalism still has a home in the South African Police Service.
RAMAPHOSA FARM HEIST: ‘We spoke daily’: Accused denies 80 calls were linked to Phala Phala plot
Alleged mastermind of the Phala Phala theft Imanuela David denied that more than 80 calls and messages with his co-accused were linked to the planning of the burglary, as the defence faced questions over a million-rand invoice used to challenge claims that his life changed ‘dramatically’ after the break-in.
AGE OF ACCOUNTABILITY: Scopa finally lays criminal charges against former Road Accident Fund CEO Collins Letsoalo
The debate was inconclusive, but the vote affirmed that the Standing Committee on Public Accounts will lay criminal charges against subpoena-dodging former Road Accident Fund CEO Collins Letsoalo.
DRUGS AND CORRUPTION: ‘Whistleblower suspect broke silence’ on R200m Port Shepstone cocaine theft — Hawks officer
Colonel Gavin Jacob has told the Madlanga Commission of Inquiry that in February 2026, a suspect approached investigators with details about a R200m cocaine consignment stolen from a Hawks building in KwaZulu-Natal, widely believed to be an inside job. Jacob’s own role in the initial seizure of the cocaine is under scrutiny.
Konate reveals depression after deaths of Jota & father
Liverpool defender Ibrahima Konate opens up on how the deaths of team-mate Diogo Jota and his father left him battling depression during his final season at the club.