Australia crush South Africa in T20 thriller
Australia dominated South Africa in a high-octane T20 international, showcasing explosive batting and sharp bowling. Read the full match report and standout performances here.
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Life After 60: West Africa's Resilient Women
Discover the inspiring lives of West African women over 60, as they share their wisdom, struggles, and triumphs in a rapidly changing world.
Mogadishu floods displace 100,000+
Torrential rains in Somalia's capital have triggered catastrophic flooding, leaving tens of thousands homeless and major infrastructure destroyed. Authorities warn of worsening conditions as humanitarian crisis unfolds.
Lesotho's Fake Trump-Costco Story Goes Viral
A satirical news report from Lesotho falsely claimed Donald Trump opened a Costco in Maseru, sparking confusion and amusement online.
England's emotional tribute to Graham Thorpe at The Oval
England's cricket team honoured the late Graham Thorpe with a heartfelt tribute during their match against South Africa at The Oval, celebrating the legacy of the former batting maestro.
Radioactive Rhino Horns: South Africa's Anti-Poaching Breakthrough
South Africa is pioneering a bold new strategy to protect rhinos from poachers by injecting radioactive isotopes into their horns, making them easier to detect and trace.
Radioactive isotopes injected into rhino horns to stop poaching
In a groundbreaking move, South African scientists are using radioactive isotopes to make rhino horns toxic to humans, deterring poachers and protecting endangered species.
39 boys hospitalised after mass circumcision in South Africa
A mass circumcision ceremony in South Africa has resulted in 39 boys being rushed to hospital, with one tragically losing his life. Authorities are investigating the incident amid growing concerns over traditional practices.
Radioactive rhino horns deter poachers in South Africa
South African scientists are injecting rhino horns with radioactive material to make them unattractive to traffickers, offering a novel solution to combat poaching.
White rhino population grows in South Africa
Conservation efforts in South Africa have led to a rare increase in white rhino numbers, marking the first rise in a decade, according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature.
Ballet academy transforms lives in Thembisa
A vibrant ballet school in Thembisa, South Africa, is breaking barriers and inspiring young dancers through discipline, art, and opportunity.
ISIS Expands in Africa Amid Syrian Decline
Islamic State is shifting its focus to Africa as its influence wanes in Syria, establishing new strongholds in West and East Africa, according to recent reports.
Sydney couple faces deportation from South Africa
A Sydney-based couple is set to be deported from South Africa after violating visa rules. Discover the full story behind their legal ordeal and what it means for travellers.
Oxford-studied lion Blondie shot dead
The famous lion Blondie, who was the subject of research by Oxford University, has been killed in a controversial incident, sparking outrage among conservationists.
Church of England's £100M slavery fund faces backlash
The Church of England's £100 million fund to address its historical links to slavery sparks debate as critics question its effectiveness and transparency.
RSPB: Europe and Africa must save migratory birds
The RSPB warns that urgent international cooperation is needed to protect migratory birds facing threats across Europe and Africa. Conservation efforts are falling short as key species decline.
Ciara granted Benin citizenship in reparations gesture
American singer Ciara has been awarded honorary citizenship by Benin in a symbolic move as the nation seeks reparations for its role in the transatlantic slave trade.
Edinburgh's slavery legacy demands action beyond reports
A new report on Edinburgh's historical ties to slavery sparks debate on how cities should confront uncomfortable truths beyond academic circles.
Edinburgh Uni confronts ties to Scottish enslaver in Jamaica
The University of Edinburgh faces calls to address its historical links to a Scottish enslaver in Jamaica, sparking debates on reparations and institutional accountability.
Edinburgh University's slavery ties revealed
A shocking investigation reveals how Edinburgh University's historic wealth is deeply tied to the transatlantic slave trade, raising urgent questions about reparations and institutional accountability.
Edinburgh Uni investigates slavery and colonialism ties
The University of Edinburgh has initiated a comprehensive investigation into its historical links to slavery and colonialism, aiming to address past injustices and promote inclusivity.
Nigeria win 10th Women's Africa Cup of Nations
Nigeria's Super Falcons staged a thrilling comeback to defeat Morocco 2-1 in the Women's Africa Cup of Nations final, securing their record-extending 10th title.
Migrants storm Morocco-Spain border in mass crossing attempt
Over 300 African migrants attempted a perilous crossing into Spain's Ceuta enclave, with many injured in clashes with Moroccan forces.
Kenya plans Nairobi land for African Americans
Kenya's government has unveiled an ambitious plan to allocate land in Nairobi for African Americans seeking to reconnect with their roots. Could this be a groundbreaking move in the global reparations debate?
NZ vs SA: Live Cricket Updates & Streaming Details
Follow live coverage of the thrilling New Zealand vs South Africa cricket match, including scores, highlights, and where to watch.
UK aid cuts linked to rising maternal deaths in Africa
Reductions in UK foreign aid are having devastating consequences, with maternal mortality rates soaring in Africa due to slashed health budgets. Experts warn of a looming humanitarian crisis.
Sordell backs Nigeria's F1 race bid
Former Premier League footballer Marvin Sordell supports Nigeria's ambitious plan to host Africa's first-ever Formula 1 Grand Prix, aiming to boost sports and tourism on the continent.
ICJ ruling opens door to climate reparations for polluters
A landmark ruling by the International Court of Justice could force Australia and other top carbon emitters to pay climate reparations, reshaping global environmental accountability.
Lindt criticised for cocoa sourcing in West Africa
Swiss chocolate giant Lindt under scrutiny for sourcing cocoa from West Africa, where child labour and deforestation are rampant. Nestlé also implicated.
UK cuts foreign aid to African nations
The UK government has significantly reduced foreign aid to African nations, sparking debate over the impact on poverty and development.
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