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Indian student protest group presses for education minister’s resignation over exam row
A student protest group has hardened its stance in New Delhi, telling two Union ministers that Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan must resign. The demand, it
Senate map keeps shifting as U.S. primaries narrow and Democrats eye a path to power
The fight for the U.S. Senate is tightening at exactly the wrong time for Republicans. With just a handful of primary contests still unresolved, Democrats
Ramaphosa approves Andrea Johnson’s immediate exit from South Africa’s anti-corruption unit
South Africa’s presidency has approved the immediate departure of Andrea Johnson from the Investigating Directorate Against Corruption, cutting short her not...
Three killed, including child, in shooting at Seattle food festival near Space Needle, authorities say
Three people were killed and several others injured after gunfire broke out Sunday evening at a Seattle food festival held a block from the city’s
South Africa processes 72,906 foreign nationals for repatriation in six weeks, minister says
South Africa’s Border Management Authority has processed 72,906 repatriations across all ports of entry in a six-week period, Minister Mmamoloko Kubayi said ...
Zuma moves to tighten grip on MK Party by placing secretary-general’s office under presidency
Jacob Zuma has moved to cut the powers of MK Party secretary-general Sibonelo Nomvalo, issuing a directive on July 24 that places the office directly
South Africa braces for frosty start, snowfall in eastern highlands, and coastal wind warning
Frost will bite early on Monday across parts of South Africa, before the day turns fine and cool for most areas. In some provinces, though,
Johnson faces sharp questioning as corruption inquiry weighs Carrim postponement
Independent Directorate Against Corruption head Advocate Andrea Johnson spent four bruising days under questioning at the Madlanga Commission, where her cred...
Russian-held holiday camp strike kills 11 in occupied Zaporizhzhia, officials say
A strike on holiday camps in Russian-held parts of Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia region killed 11 people overnight, Moscow-installed officials said on Saturday. Fou...
Police Accidentally Shoot Bystander During Cairns Knife Response
A woman standing at the front door of her home was shot in the leg by police in suburban Cairns after officers opened fire on
Berlin Pride van attack leaves one dead as police kill suspect in suspected Islamist assault
Berlin woke to a grim aftermath on Sunday after a van rammed into a crowd at a Pride event, killing one woman and injuring at
UK Seeks to Mend Ties With US via Hormuz Security Pact
London is pursuing a new security cooperation in the Strait of Hormuz to repair strained diplomatic relations with the Trump administration.
New Zealand Landslides Kill Two, Others Feared Buried
Heavy rain in New Zealand’s North Island triggered landslides that killed two people, left several feared buried, and cut power in multiple areas as rescuers searched through the night.
South Yorkshire Man Charged With Murder Of Ann Widdecombe
Joshua Kerry, a 28-year-old from Rotherham, has been charged with the murder of Ann Widdecombe. Police say inquiries into his motive, including any political or terrorist link, are still active.
Prahlad Joshi Gets Additional Charge Of India’s Education Ministry
Prahlad Joshi has been assigned additional charge of India’s Education Ministry after Dharmendra Pradhan resigned, keeping his other cabinet portfolios in place.
Malema vows EFF will deliver jobs and services as party launches manifesto in Thohoyandou
Julius Malema told Economic Freedom Fighters supporters on Saturday that the party sees victory as certain and will push municipalities to deliver jobs, wate...
KwaZulu-Natal Braces for Cold, Windy Weekend as Damaging Gusts Sweep In
Residents in parts of KwaZulu-Natal are heading into a cold, windy weekend after the South African Weather Service warned that strong winds, isolated showers...
London police seize record 2,500 illegal e-bikes and e-scooters in 2026 crackdown
London police have seized more than 2,500 illegal e-bikes and e-scooters so far this year, a record pace that has already overtaken the total for
Trump Moves to Put Warning Signs Outside Smithsonian History Museum Over ‘Inaccurate Information’
President Donald Trump has ordered warning signs placed outside the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History, escalating his campaign to reshape how...
Trump taunts reporters, mocks foes and dangles a third-term joke at White House dinner
President Donald Trump used the White House correspondents’ dinner to needle journalists, jab at political rivals and toss off a quip about a possible third
Trump’s frustration with Iran war raises stakes for ceasefire, GOP midterms
President Donald Trump is weighing a “massive attack” on Iran as his patience wears thin with a war he expected to last only weeks. The
South Africa’s government pension fund flags concerns over PIC deadlock
South Africa’s state pension fund says it is worried about paralysis at the Public Investment Corporation, a standoff that raises fresh questions over how one
Manchester Synagogue Attacker’s Friend Jailed for Military Base Terror Plot
A 31-year-old man who drove a 10-hour round trip to scout a British military academy with the man later behind the Manchester synagogue attack has
Irish Police Intercept “Extremely Significant” Bomb Bound for Northern Ireland
MONAGHAN — Irish police said they intercepted a car carrying an “extremely significant” bomb while it was being driven toward Northern Ireland for a planned