The South African government has expressed serious concern following the arrival of convicted criminals deported from the United States to the nearby Kingdom of eSwatini. Officials highlighted the potential risks this poses to national security and immigration policy, especially given how closely the two countries are linked by geography
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Brazil’s Supreme Court has placed former president Jair Bolsonaro under house arrest as part of an ongoing investigation into alleged coup plotting—claims he firmly denies. The decision came after Bolsonaro reportedly violated previous court-imposed restrictions. According to the presiding judge, Bolsonaro used social media accounts linked to his allies
More than 60 migrants lost their lives after a boat carrying around 150 people capsized off Yemen’s southern coast in the Gulf of Aden due to severe weather conditions. The tragic incident took place near Abyan Province, where 68 bodies have so far been recovered. Only a dozen survivors have
Hamas has stated it will not disarm until a fully sovereign Palestinian state with Jerusalem as its capital is created. This comes in response to ongoing calls for a ceasefire in Gaza, with one of the key demands being the group’s disarmament. The declaration follows reports suggesting Hamas had
It’s been three years since a pump essential to Makhanda’s water supply mysteriously vanished, despite a payment of over R2.6 million by the local municipality. The issue remains unresolved, with fresh allegations of fraud and corruption now shaking the Makana Local Municipality. The missing pump was intended for the
Mali’s former Prime Minister, Moussa Mara, is facing charges for allegedly undermining the state and spreading false information through a post on social media. His trial is set for September 29, according to his legal team. The charges were formally brought after Mara appeared before Mali’s judicial cybercrimes unit.
A devastating wave of drone and missile strikes hit Ukraine’s capital overnight, leaving at least 16 people dead and over 150 injured. Among the victims were children, including a six-year-old boy and his mother, as residential areas were heavily bombarded. Dozens of locations across Kyiv were struck, with apartment
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni recently met with Tunisian President Kais Saied in Tunis for high-level talks aimed at deepening ties between the two countries. The discussion centered around Italy’s Mattei Plan for Africa—an ambitious initiative focused on economic growth, energy partnerships, and managing irregular migration. The Mattei Plan,
Canada has announced plans to formally recognise a Palestinian state in September, joining recent moves by other major Western nations. The decision marks a significant shift in Canadian foreign policy and comes amid growing international momentum for renewed efforts toward peace in the region. Prime Minister Mark Carney said
