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Crashes, fires as Piastri fastest in chaotic second Japan GP practice
Oscar Piastri topped a chaotic second practice for the Japanese Grand Prix, securing a McLaren one-two ahead of Lando Norris, while Jack Doohan crashed heavily, causing multiple red flags.
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Suzuka 2025: Unpredictable Scenarios for Formula 1
Liam Lawson’s swift demotion from Red Bull to the junior team follows disappointing performances. Yuki Tsunoda steps in, with the Suzuka circuit ahead promising an unpredictable Grand Prix weekend in…
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Project depicts that playing, moving are keys to better learning
The community engagement project at Sol Plaatje University successfully combined fun and learning, featuring horseback rides and interactive games. This initiative promotes holistic child development, showcasing joy and achievement for…
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Injured woman (74) rescued by NSRI on hiking trail at Elands River
A 74-year-old woman was rescued from a hiking trail after a serious fall. Discover the details of this challenging operation.
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Proteas set for all-format tour to India in November
India will host South Africa for a multi-format cricket series in November, featuring two Tests, three ODIs, and five T20s across various venues, starting on 14 November.
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Legislation aims to penalise countries supporting Russia
A bipartisan group of US senators proposed sanctions on nations supporting Russia if Moscow disrupts peace negotiations, while Trump’s efforts for a ceasefire remain stalled.
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Despair and Hope: Myanmar’s Earthquake Survivors Demand Assistance
Myanmarese earthquake survivors urgently seek aid after a devastating quake caused over 2 800 deaths and widespread destruction, while calls for the junta to cease military operations grow amid critical…
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Timothy Omotoso and co-accused found not guilty
After eight years in custody, televangelist Timothy Omotoso and his co-accused Zukiswa Sitho and Lusanda Sulani were found not guilty on all charges at the Gqeberha High Court .
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Top Gun and Batman star Val Kilmer (65) dies
Val Kilmer, the renowned American actor known for roles in “Top Gun,” “Batman,” and as Jim Morrison, passed away at age 65 due to pneumonia.
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Myanmar Earthquake: Rescue Efforts Continue
Myanmar’s ruling junta announced a week of national mourning after a 7.7-magnitude earthquake claimed over 1,700 lives. Rescue operations in Mandalay face challenges due to aftershocks and infrastructure devastation. With…
