International
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48 people dead in Nigeria after drinking Methanol-tainted drink
In Nigeria, methanol-tainted alcoholic drinks have caused 48 deaths and 182 illnesses, leading to 15 arrests in the incident.
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Namibië wys sy Lamb Champs-span aan
Die Lamb Champs van Namibië is Vrydag 18 September aangewys en gaan op 31 Oktober teen ‘n span van Suid-Afrika kompeteer om te sien wie die lekkerste skaapvleis produseer.
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Diana’s brother accuses King Charles of callous reaction to princess’s death
Charles Spencer accuses King Charles of callous reaction to Diana’s death in new memoir, drawing rare public rebuttal from palace.
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Russians head to polls as Ukraine conflict enters fifth year
President Vladimir Putin looks set to strengthen his grip on power as Russians vote in parliamentary elections during ongoing Ukraine conflict.
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US approves sale of 48 F-35 jets to Saudi Arabia
The State Department has approved a $24.3 billion sale of advanced stealth warplanes to Saudi Arabia, pending congressional approval.
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Scientists confirm climate change drove deadly Himalayan flood disaster
Scientists confirm climate change drove last month’s deadly glacial collapse on the China-Nepal border that killed more than 1 400 people.
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US hits SA officials with visa restrictions as diplomatic row deepens
The Trump administration announced visa restrictions on South African officials over alleged discrimination against the country’s white minority.
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Dutch committee clears doctor in first euthanasia case involving a child under 12
The Netherlands has cleared its first recorded case of euthanasia involving a child under 12.
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Buckingham Palace hits back at Diana’s brother over King Charles ‘forget her soon enough’ claim
Buckingham Palace has responded to claims by the late Princess Diana’s brother that King Charles III acted insensitively following her death in a car crash almost 30 years ago.
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Countries move to ban social media for children
EU unveils plans to ban social media for under-13s as global crackdown sees more than 20 countries restrict children’s access.
