Israeli forces blow up former regime military sites in southwestern Syria, shell Quneitra countryside - Anadolu Ajansı
Israeli forces blow up former regime military sites in southwestern Syria, shell Quneitra countryside Anadolu Ajansı
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Israel places West Bank Muslim shrine under control of antiquities authority - Anadolu Ajansı
Israel places West Bank Muslim shrine under control of antiquities authority Anadolu Ajansı
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Nine killed in fresh Plateau attacks - Vanguard News
JOS — At least nine persons have been killed in separate attacks in Barkin Ladi, Riyom and neighbouring communities in Plateau State between Saturday night and Sunday morning, heightening tension in the affected areas.
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Collins Olayinka The Guardian Nigeria News
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Benjamin Alade The Guardian Nigeria News
NSCDC nabs 35-year-old man for vandalising water station cables in Jigawa - Punch Newspapers
A 35-year-old man has been arrested by operatives of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, Jigawa State Command, over alleged theft and vandalism of an armoured cable at the Birnin Kudu Township Water Station. This was confirmed in a statement made available to journalist...
WBC World Champion - EWN
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Teen boy and girl returning from coaching stopped, assaulted and molested in Bihar; 3 arrested - The Indian Express
A teenage boy and girl returning from coaching classes in Bihar’s Jamui were stopped by a group of men on Saturday evening, surrounded, questioned and subjected to assault and molestation before being allowed to leave.
Climate crisis needs capable councillors - IOL
South Africa’s incoming municipal councils will face growing pressure to manage the water, food-security, health and economic risks associated with an expected El Niño summer.
20 common misconceptions South Africans have about wills - IOL
September is Wills Month, and it tends to produce two kinds of stories: how simple it is to sign a will, and how much people misunderstand about what a will actually controls.
South African wills: 20 mistakes that can affect your family - IOL
September is Wills Month, and it tends to produce two kinds of stories: how simple it is to sign a will, and how much people misunderstand about what a will actually controls.
Three years after Manthatisi tragedy, Navy awaits Hawks findings as submarine returns to sea - IOL
Navy officers at the wall of remembrance.
Jacob Zuma's prayer politics: Is it a strategic blend of spirituality and opportunism? - IOL
As South Africa approaches critical elections, the intertwining of prayer and politics unveils significant questions about leadership and accountability, especially as familiar faces attempt to reclaim influence amid a legacy of corruption.
Why global peace may require stronger international institutions - IOL
The writer argues that lasting peace requires more than treaties: it depends on international institutions capable of regulating global affairs, resolving disputes and protecting the unity of humanity.
Monday markets: Oil prices ease, rand strengthens, stocks higher as sentiment improves - IOL
Brent crude remains above $100 a barrel after easing off from last week's four-month highs.
Former pupils reunite to remember Wentworth’s ‘Cabbage Primary School’ - IOL
Former classmates of Wentworth 'Cabbage" School at the 60th reunion, standing from left: Valerie Reed, Kogie Ramiah, Joyce Pillay, Kilsie Arran, Reverend Cyril Pillay, Pravin Balliraj and Gonsull Gounden. Seated from left: Dickson Muthlal, Jay Govender, Vinodh Meghrajh, Krish Gov...
Durban serial rapist linked to 14 incidents behind bars after court appearance - IOL
The KwaZulu-Natal Community Safety and Liaison Department holds a placard protest outside the Durban Magistrate's Court on Monday. Premier Thami Ntuli also attended the first court appearance of a suspected serial rapist.
New DStv tiers a ‘raw deal’ for Springboks fans - TimesLIVE
Global streaming giant MultiChoice’s overhaul of its DStv tiered offering has left subscribers asking whether it is holding South African sports fans to ransom.
Paws, paint and a second chance - TimesLIVE
Unwanted paintings are getting a second chance to be proudly displayed in Noordhoek, Cape Town, thanks to splashes of colour, creativity and plenty of animal charm.
PM opens DMC Day-2026 - The Daily Ittefaq
PM opens DMC Day-2026 The Daily Ittefaq
Sheikh Ahmed bin Rashid passes away at 76, Dubai declares 10-day mourning
Flags to be flown at half-mast across the Emirate beginning on Monday for the duration of mourning
Syrian duo chase dreams with Asian Games refugee team
Muhammad and Hunaidi make history as the OCA’s first dedicated refugee athletes