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The case concerning a mother accused of murdering her 11-year-old son is postponed to the Johannesburg High Court for pre-trial proceedings

Kouthar Sambo 6 November 2025

The case concerning a mother accused of murdering her 11-year-old son has been postponed to the Johannesburg High Court for pre-trial proceedings. Tiffany Nicole Meek came before the Roodepoort Magistrates Court on Wednesday morning for the conclusion of the indictment in her case. Meek is charged with murdering Jayden-Lee following

President Donald Trump maintained threats of military intervention in the West African nation regarding the alleged persecution of Christians

Kouthar Sambo 5 November 2025

Nigeria expressed its openness to US assistance in combating armed groups, provided its territorial integrity is upheld, as President Donald Trump maintained threats of military intervention in the West African nation regarding the alleged persecution of Christians. On Sunday, officials and experts in Nigeria rejected Trump’s assertions of widespread Christian

Animal welfare group Four Paws calls on communities to consider pets and wildlife when using fireworks for Guy Fawkes

Kouthar Sambo 5 November 2025

Animal welfare group Four Paws has called on communities to consider pets and wildlife when using fireworks for Guy Fawkes. Guy Fawkes is commemorated every year on 5 November, although it lacks official recognition in South Africa, many neighborhoods still engage in informal firework activities. Speaking to VOC News, Tanya

A senior Sudanese diplomat accuses the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) of committing war crimes in North Darfur state

Kouthar Sambo 4 November 2025

A senior Sudanese diplomat has accused the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) of committing war crimes in North Darfur state. Survivors fleeing el-Fasher have reported mass executions and sexual violence attributed to the paramilitary forces. On Sunday, Sudan’s envoy to Egypt, Imadeldin Mustafa Adawi, reiterated these allegations and further accused the

Hamas refutes the false accusations made by the U.S. Central Command, alleging that the resistance had been “looting an aid truck”

Kouthar Sambo 3 November 2025

The Palestinian resistance group Hamas rejected the false accusations made by the U.S. Central Command, alleging that the resistance had been “looting an aid truck.” “These baseless claims are entirely unfounded and come as part of an attempt to justify the further reduction of already limited humanitarian aid, while covering

The Western Cape Department of Social Development says it remains committed to promoting the rights and well-being of persons with disabilities

Kouthar Sambo 3 November 2025

The Western Cape Department of Social Development said it remains committed to promoting the rights and well-being of persons with disabilities beyond Disability Rights Awareness Month, which runs from 3 November to 3 December 2025. MEC Jaco Londt says the department will strengthen efforts to build a more inclusive and

The Knesset’s National Security Committee passes a bill authorizing the execution of Palestinian prisoners

Kouthar Sambo 3 November 2025

Hamas characterized the approval by the Knesset’s National Security Committee of a bill authorizing the execution of Palestinian prisoners, and its referral for voting in the Knesset, as evidence of what it described as the “ugly fascist face” of the Zionist occupation and a further demonstration of the occupation’s violation

British military gear is discovered on Sudanese battlefields

Kouthar Sambo 31 October 2025

Documents reviewed by the United Nations (UN) Security Council indicate that British military gear has been discovered on Sudanese battlefields, utilized by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), a paramilitary group facing genocide allegations. Small-arms target systems made in the UK and British-engineered engines for armoured personnel carriers have been found

Deputy president says crime intelligence failures stem from weak leadership, not lack of resource

Kouthar Sambo 30 October 2025

The Ad Hoc Committee reviewing claims made by KwaZulu-Natal police Commissioner Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi during a meeting on Wednesday, 30 October 2025, narrowed the list of witnesses expected to testify at its public hearings. This followed the agreement that certain witnesses might only provide affidavits, while others would be postponed, awaiting

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