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First AI-designed ‘universal vaccine’ tested in humans: UK researchers
First AI-designed vaccine tested in humans shows modest immune response in Cambridge trial, paving way for future pandemic protection.
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Nigeria repatriating over 1 000 nationals from South Africa as tensions rise
Nigeria plans to repatriate over 1 000 nationals from South Africa amid rising anti-immigrant tensions and protests targeting foreigners.
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WHO launches $518 million plan to combat Ebola outbreak
WHO and Africa CDC launch $518 million plan to tackle Ebola outbreak in DRC that has caused 381 confirmed cases and 64 deaths across the region.
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Britain’s ex-prince Andrew profited from subletting royal cottages while paying symbolic rent
Britain’s disgraced former prince Andrew earned a private income from subletting cottages while paying only a symbolic “peppercorn rent” for a mansion over more than two decades, government auditors revealed…
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Senior SAPS official dismissed for associating with known criminal
SAPS has confirmed the dismissal of Major General Richard Shibiri, the former Component Head for Organised Crime.
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WSU Launches Indigenous Health Research Institute in Mthatha
Walter Sisulu University has launched the Indigenous Health Systems Research Institute in Mthatha to advance Afrocentric healthcare research.
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Patients ‘forced to sweep clinic’ amid staffing crisis
Patients at Ngcizele Clinic in Centane say they are forced to sweep waiting areas and endure long waits as staff shortages leave only one nurse on duty.
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Relief for Jayde Panayiotou family as Sibeko denied parole
A week after appearing before the parole board, convicted criminal Zolani Sibeko was told he would remain behind bars.
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Zelensky proposes direct talks with Putin as Ukraine offers ceasefire during negotiations
Zelensky proposed a ceasefire and meeting with Putin, while Russia acknowledges the need for improved air defenses amid ongoing conflict.
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The ‘ultimate objective’ is a prosperous South Africa for all, says Ramaphosa
President Ramaphosa defends his administration’s record, emphasizing economic achievements and dismissing opposition calls for resignation amid legal challenges.
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