South Africa’s silence on the approaching US trade tariff deadline threatens economic stability and jobs, as experts and unions call for urgent government action.
BT Academy is facing a fraud investigation and a wave of resignations after a disastrous tour to Spain left young players without proper accommodation and care.
Fourteen Palestinians, including a baby, died of starvation in Gaza on 28 July 2025, as aid restrictions worsen. The Gaza Health Ministry warns over 40,000 infants are at risk, with baby formula blocked for 150 days. Israel denies a starvation crisis, despite
A shooter killed four individuals—including off-duty officer Didarul Islam—and wounded another at 345 Park Avenue in Midtown Manhattan. The attacker died by suicide; authorities probe motive and background.
The US‑EU trade deal sets a 15% tariff on most EU exports, averting steeper tariffs, as Europe invests $750bn in U.S. energy and $600bn across sectors.
The Department of Home Affairs will phase out the green ID book and replace it with smart ID cards, part of a digital transformation led by Minister Schreiber.
Solidarity has criticised FlySafair for neglecting pilot wellbeing, citing resignations over fatigue, scheduling concerns, and lack of industry safeguards.
A federal judge in Florida has denied former President Trump’s attempt to unseal Jeffrey Epstein grand jury transcripts, citing legal limits on disclosure. Meanwhile, New York courts consider similar motions.