Shell Oil Drilling in South Africa Faces Fresh Court Fights
Shell oil drilling in South Africa faces twin court battles as West Coast activists appeal NCUD approval and Wild Coast communities head to the Constitutional Court.
Madlanga Commission Stalls: Corruption Probe Derailed
Madlanga Commission delays have halted South Africa’s probe into police corruption. Justice Department failures in securing laptops and data storage sparked suspensions and EFF criticism. With no new start date, the government faces pressure to deliver justice and rebuild trust.
UEFA Champions League Draw: When is it and Who’s in?
Everything you need to know about the UEFA Champions League draw: exact timing, full seeding pots, key dates and how the league-phase format works for 2025–26. See who’s in and what the rules mean for big clashes.
Malema Guilty of Hate Speech: SA Court Shocks
The Western Cape Equality Court has ruled EFF leader Julius Malema guilty of hate speech for his 2022 rally remarks inciting violence. Consequently, this landmark verdict shakes South Africa, urging political leaders to foster unity.
Russia Fire 629 Drones and Missiles Overnight
Russia hits Kyiv with a massive overnight barrage, killing at least four and injuring about 30. Missiles and Shahed drones struck homes and a central mall as diplomacy stalls and cross-border attacks escalate.
Lego Record First-Half Sales Driven by Tie-Ups
Lego posted record first-half sales of 34.6bn kroner (+12%) and a 10% profit rise, outpacing a recovering toy market. Brand partnerships and 314 new sets drove demand, while a new Virginia factory is slated for 2027.
Gauteng Principal Dismissal After Deadly Daveyton Trip
The Education Labour Relations Council has upheld the Gauteng principal dismissal of Thembi Letsoalo after two pupils drowned on an unauthorised Daveyton school trip in April 2024.
Somerset West Taxi Violence: Deadly Shootout Shuts Rank
Somerset West taxi violence shakes Cape Town, claiming lives in recent shootings across Khayelitsha, Philippi East, and Macassar Heights. Commuters live in fear as turf wars escalate. Leaders condemn the attacks, pushing for urgent peace talks to restore safety and stability to
FARC Dissidents Kidnap 34 Soldiers in Colombia
FARC dissidents kidnap 34 soldiers in Colombia’s Guaviare after fierce clashes. Officials link the seizure to retaliation against raids on dissident leaders and a network led by Iván Mordisco.
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