Have we become so polarised that a humanitarian organisation that has done more for those in need than our own government could ever do, is being accused of supporting terrorism by a guy who’s famous for making cat videos?
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Instagram has since been flooded with sponsored posts offering boats for those looking to exit Lebanon by whatever means necessary.
Comms minister eyes private partners for Post Office, Hurricane Helene’s death toll keeps climbing, Mega dam causes mega power crisis for Zambia, Matthew Perry’s doctor pleads guilty, and Donald Trump claims Kim Jong Un is “Trying to kill me.”
Uber launches new ‘Uber Safari’ services in Cape Town, Bad news for braai lovers in South Africa, CEOs target eye-watering economic growth by end of 2025, and Switzerland and Italy redraw border due to melting glaciers.
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Paris Olympics 2024: The five biggest rivalries to watch, Xander Schauffele claims second major of 2024, The Italian bubbly that’s taken over F1 podiums, and Prime sued by US Olympic committee.
Counting under way in South Africa’s crucial election, World Rugby U20 Championship in Cape Town fixtures confirmed, Ackerman family cedes control of Pick n Pay, South African Ponzi mastermind gets 25 years in jail, and Expect high interest rates for the remainder of 2024.
A German coup plot, Seismic storm hits Italy’s Campi Flegrei super volcano, Ben Affleck has ‘come to his senses’, War crimes warrants for Hamas and Israeli leaders, and Business reacts to Zuma’s ConCourt ruling.
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“The Yemeni armed forces warn all Israeli ships heading to or coming from the ports of occupied Palestine not to pass through the Cape of Good Hope, or they will be a legitimate target for our armed forces.”
Since SA has accused Israel of genocide in the International Court of Justice, our Foreign Minister Naledi Pandor kicked up the growing questions about legal consequences for IDF troops who hold other citizenship this week.
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Whether we like it or not, we live in an era where history is told by whoever has the best Generative AI.
Ultimately, South Africa argues that genocide is occurring and seeks immediate measures, such as a ceasefire and evidence preservation.
Zara made no mention of the boycott of its products that preceded this move but stated that the change was part of its routine procedure for refreshing content.
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The truce will see both sides release hostages captured during the last few bloody weeks.
The conflict between Israel and Hamas seems to have spilt over into all the corners of the globe.
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MrBeast builds 100 wells in Africa, Israel’s President Isaac Herzog hits back at Angelina Jolie, Springboks have a new head coach, Human skull found in Florida charity shop, and NFT owners partying at ‘ApeFest’ report vision injuries.
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The world woke up to the news of another war on Sunday as militants rained down death on Israel in a coordinated attack by the Hamas militant group.
The pristine weapons were stumbled upon by a team of researchers while they were photographing an ancient inscription on a stalactite.
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